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Refund Policy: A Candidate Guide

Life happens, and Moreland University is committed to being transparent and fair if you ever need to withdraw from your program. This guide breaks down exactly how refunds work, what you can expect based on your timing, and what to keep in mind before making any decisions.

The Key Principle: Timing Determines Your Refund

Refunds are based on how long you've been in the program at the time you notify Moreland of your withdrawal — not the date you stop attending. The sooner you notify, the more you may be eligible to receive back.

Scenario 1: Cancelling Within 5 Calendar Days of Signing

If you change your mind quickly, you're protected.
  • Cancel within 5 calendar days of signing your enrollment agreement → full refund of all tuition paid.
  • If Moreland cancels your enrollment agreement before your first class begins → full refund issued automatically.
Tip: If you have any doubts after signing, act within 5 days to preserve your full refund eligibility.

Scenario 2: Cancelling After 5 Days But Before Your First Class

If you cancel after the 5-day window but before your first virtual class begins:
  • You will receive a refund minus the $200 non-refundable registration fee.

Scenario 3: Withdrawing After the Program Has Started

Once your program is underway, your refund is calculated based on what percentage of the total program you've completed at the time of your withdrawal notification.

How the Refund Formula Works

Your refund % = Weeks completed ÷ Total program weeks

Program Total Weeks
Teacher Preparation Certificate 36 weeks
Master's Degree 52 weeks

Once you know your percentage, find your refund band below:

Time Completed Refund Amount
Up to 10% 90% of tuition paid
10% – 25% 75% of tuition paid
25% – 50% 50% of tuition paid
More than 50% No refund
Note: The $200 registration fee is non-refundable and will be deducted from all refund amounts.

Worked Examples

Example A — Teacher Preparation Certificate Program
  • Candidate withdraws after 6 weeks out of 36
  • 6 ÷ 36 = 16.6% completed → falls in the 10–25% band
  • Refund: 75% of tuition paid, minus $200
Example B — Master's Degree Program
  • Candidate withdraws after 12 weeks out of 52
  • 12 ÷ 52 = 23% completed → falls in the 10–25% band
  • Refund: 75% of tuition paid, minus $200
Need Help? Candidate Support Is Available

If you have questions about your refund, your program status, or need support before making a decision, reach out to your Program Advisor — don't hesitate to reach out before making any decisions about withdrawal.

This policy is designed to be fair to candidates at every stage. When in doubt, notify Moreland as early as possible to preserve your refund eligibility.