Debts and Forfeitures

Any student who becomes delinquent in payment of these debts will have a financial hold placed on their account. The financial hold will restrict the student's ability to register for courses, and may restrict access to final grades, transcripts, diplomas, and certificates. Examples of debts are housing, emergency loans, deferred payment agreements and charges that exceed amounts guaranteed by third party agents or agencies.

Any debts owed to the college by the student will be subtracted from any student refund before issuance of a check to the student. Any refunds or repayments that must be returned to the financial aid providers will be returned before the student receives the balance, if any, of the refund. Diplomas and official transcripts will not be released until all debts to the college are paid or satisfactory arrangements are made for payment. IỊisaġvik College reserves the right to withhold final grades, transcripts, or diplomas from students who have not fulfilled all of their financial obligations to the institution. Students are held financially responsible for all courses for which they register.