Return of Financial Aid (R2T4)

Withdrawing from a class may have a negative impact on a student, and while we encourage you to explore all other options first, sometimes it does end up being the best choice.  Once you understand the possible consequences of withdrawal you will be...

What is R2T4? R2T4 refers to a federal policy called Return to Title IV funds , a calculation used to determine whether or not a student has “earned” all of his/her financial aid when they fail to complete their classes.  If you w...

When is the R2T4 calculation completed? Due to Federal Regulations, CSU-Global must complete R2T4 calculations within 30 days of what is called the "Date of Determination (DOD)". The Date of Determination is approximately 14 days after a ...

When a student receiving federal financial aid fails to complete a term or trimester by failing or withdrawing from courses for any reason, they may be subject to a Return of Title IV Funds (R2T4) calculation.  Student’s “earn” their financial ai...

R2T4 refers to a federal policy called Return to Title IV funds , a calculation used to determine whether or not you have “earned” all of your financial aid when you fail or do not complete your classes.  If you were to withdraw or be...

There is no way to make an accurate guess about how much a student will owe as a result of their Return of Title IV Funds calculation (R2T4) after failing to complete their classes.  The amount you may owe back depends on how much financial aid ...

Students “earn” their financial aid by  participating in classes . If a student stops attending their classes they may owe back a portion of their “unearned” aid.  If a student has attended throughout the entire scheduled term or trimester but...

When is an R2T4 Balance Due? As with all balances, payment is due as soon as possible but may be deferred based on different circumstances. For example, students who have a balance due to an R2T4 calculation may be able to defer payments ...