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Non-Academic Leave & Dropouts
Q1 : How to apply for non-academic leave or withdrawal from the university?
A1 :
- Visit the Graduate Academic Affairs website and download the application form.
- Complete the school-leaving procedure with the following documents:
- Student ID card
- Refund application and original tuition billing statement
- Self-addressed stamped envelope (NTD 30)
- To complete a withdrawal, return the student ID card after downloading the form. Once the procedure is complete, you may request a Certificate of Enrollment or Academic Transcript.
Q2 : What are the schedule and refund criteria for withdrawals and non-academic leave?
A2 :
- Refunds follow the guidelines of the Ministry of Education’s "University or College Student Withdrawal and Leave Refund Policy."
- The schedule and refund criteria are as follows:
Time of Withdrawal / Leave | Refund Criteria |
Before the registration date | Full refund of tuition and fees |
After registration, before classes start | 2/3 tuition refunded; full refund of incidental fees |
Weeks 1 to 6 | 2/3 refund of tuition and incidental fees |
Weeks 7 to 12 | 1/3 refund of tuition and incidental fees |
After week 13 | No refund of any paid fees |
Q3 : How long can a non-academic leave last?
A3 :
- Non-academic leave can be taken for one semester or one academic year, up to a maximum of two years in total.
- In cases of serious illness or other emergencies, leave may be extended by one additional year upon approval through a special application.
Q4 : Is military service included in the non-academic leave period?
A4 :
No. Military service is a national duty and is not counted toward the non-academic leave period or the total study duration. Students must provide a copy of the military service summons or training notice to apply for an extension.
Q5 : How can I resume my studies after a period of non-academic leave or withdrawal?
A5 :
The Graduate Academic Affairs Section will send a notification and registration instructions to eligible students. Follow the provided steps to apply for re-enrollment.