Careful planning goes into the development of resources for Beyond Access, which includes extensive training of the strategy instructors. As a result, whether or not a student participates in the program, the Center incurs a significant cost. Therefore, if a student chooses to withdraw from the program or determines that they must withdraw from the University after the first day of classes, and prior to the start of the fifth week of classes, the Center will offer refunds according to the following schedule:

No refunds will be offered after the conclusion of the 4th calendar week of the semester.

If you encounter a situation that warrants special consideration for a refund, you can appeal the decision. Submit, in writing, the details of your extenuating circumstances and why you were unable to terminate the agreement prior to the fourth week of classes. Submit any supporting documentation, which can include a letter from your treating medical professional or a staff/faculty member who can provide evidence to support your request. Appeals will be reviewed by a committee of Center for Students with Disabilities professional staff members. Once a decision has been made, you will be notified via email of the outcome. All decisions made by this committee are considered final. Appeals should be mailed or emailed to:

Christine Wenzel, Assistant Director
Center for Students with Disabilities
Wilbur Cross Building, Room 204
233 Glenbrook Road, U-4174 Storrs, CT 06269
christine.wenzel@uconn.edu