Diploma Course Refund Policy |
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The JDMIS understands that circumstances may change and a student's plans may not always be achievable. As a school, unforseen circumstances may also arise that lead to unexpected changes in schedule. In order to recognise these eventualities and provide a measure of protection should they occur, the JDMIS has a formal refund policy for its full-time and term-based Diploma programs. Full RefundThe student maintains the right to request that the JDMIS refund student course fees in full, under the following conditions:
Students may expect such a refund within 14 working days from the date of their written request provided one or more of the above conditions are met. Under these circumstances, the JDMIS shall refund:
The JDMIS shall deduct any bank charges mentioned as per Standard Student Contract from amounts refunded to the student under these circumstances. Partial RefundStudents who withdraw from the school of their own accord may request a partial refund from the JDMIS. The amount of the refund is based on the time between the receipt of the student's written notice of withdrawal and the term start date and is outlined in the Table below:
Students may expect such a refund within 14 working days from the date of their written request. Please note that JDMIS diploma modules are
scheduled concurrently throughout a term - refunds are only processed on a
per-term basis, not a per-course basis.
Transfer and Withdrawal PolicyAny student who transfers from an existing course to a new course shall be considered to have withdrawn from the current course and refund policy shall apply as per Standard Student Contract. A student who withdraws from this school to enrol with another shall cease to be a student of the JDMIS and appropriate administrative activities including the cancellation student pass (if applicable) will be undertaken. Transfer, Withdrawal and Deferment ProceduresA student who wishes to transfer, withdraw and defer from the course he/she applied for must submit the request in writing to the Registrar during school hours stating their reasons and, where possible, providing documentary evidence supporting their request. Requests for transfer or withdrawal will be considered as termination of the current course of study. Hence, the clause 2.3 (Withdrawal without Cause and Refunds) will shall apply. In the case of deferment being granted, the JDMIS will issue notice of deferment to the student and specify subsequent enrolment dates. The JDMIS does not treat approved deferment requests as withdrawals, however should the student not matriculate into the deferred programme; their deferment shall be treated as a withdrawal without cause after the commencement date (being the original course date prior to deferment.) Withdrawal Process for Foreign StudentsA student who ceases their studies with the JDMIS and who has been issued a student pass for a course of study with the JDMIS shall surrender his/her passport and student pass for cancellation immediately upon approval of their withdrawal/transfer request as required by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority. Students are advised that the Student Pass is not transferable. Important Notice Regarding Method of Refund
Students should be aware that the JDMIS will not refund moneys paid by parents or guardians directly to a student. In instances where a student cancels or withdraws from a course of study and their fees were paid by a parent, the refund will be issued to that parent using an appropriate payment method. |