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Any request for course or program withdrawal involving tuition refund must be made by Tuition Refund Request Form of the school. The School reserves the right to inform the Canada Immigration of an international student’s withdrawal or expulsion from school.
2. The amount of tuition refund is determined by the following regulations:
A. Full Prepaid Tuition Fee, minus a processing fee of $300 CDN will be refunded to an international student whose visa application is rejected by Canadian Embassy outside of Canada. (The original letter of rejection is mandatory with the completed Tuition Refund Request Form.)
B. 1/2 of Prepaid Tuition Fee will be refunded if a student withdraws prior to the start of the FIRST SEMESTER ONLY.
C. 1/3 of Prepaid Tuition will be refunded if a student withdraws within 15 calendar days from the start of the FIRST SEMESTER ONLY.
D. No Refund will be granted to a:
• Student who withdraws after 15 calendar days from the start of the FIRST SEMESTER at PHS.
• Student who is expelled from PHS due to a violation of school policy.
• Student who obtains a new or extended visa or study permit with our school letters.
• Student who provides false information.
3. The school will determine individual specialized cases and will deal with accordingly.
PHS Tuition Refund Policy
In related to graduating students
PHS graduates will be authorized tuition refund only when the graduates fulfill all the following conditions:
 Balance of tuition available with PHS.
 Graduating from PHS with sufficient credits based on MOE graduation program requirements.
 BCeSIS / MOE website shows that the graduate has met all the graduation requirements and the student is eligible to apply MOE Graduation Certificate.
 Receipt of post-secondary institution direct acceptance into academic programs, any conditional acceptance including language program will not be considered as full direct acceptance into academic program.
 For international students, the current study permit and visa are with the new post-secondary institution, no longer under PHS.