We recognize that opting to withdraw or cancel your program can pose challenges, and we're committed to providing the support and guidance necessary to navigate this decision. Before finalizing your withdrawal, we encourage you to reach out to the US Board of Education for assistance and resolution of any concerns with your educational institution.
Seeking early assistance is vital, as alternative options or financial considerations may be available to facilitate program continuation. However, should you proceed with withdrawal, adhering to proper procedures outlined by the United States government's registration system is essential. This involves obtaining a Cancellation NOC through the US Board of Education.
Please note that withdrawal incurs associated charges outlined in the registration form and our Academic Regulations. These fees may vary depending on course specifics and withdrawal timing. Non-compliance with these protocols may constitute a breach of government policy, leading to potential reporting by the US Board of Education to relevant authorities.
Initiating the withdrawal process involves submitting a Withdrawal Form, with cancellation costs subject to variables such as program type, scholarship status, and approval. All candidates are encouraged to consult the US Board of Education for comprehensive information and guidance on the cancellation process.
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