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The College has several policies related to dropping courses and withdrawing.

There are some eligibility requirements to keep your Financial Aid. You must meet specific requirements, such as:

• United States citizen or eligible non-citizen
• Admitted to Fort Lewis College
• Enrolled in a degree-seeking program, eligible certificate program, or the Teacher Licensing Program
• Not in default on a student loan or owe an overpayment of a federal grant

Get your financial aid refund deposited directly into a checking or savings account—a secure and convenient way to get your refund.

Add an authorized user to your Student Account Suite so they can view and manage bill payments. Authorized users can be any third party a student wants to allow access to their Student Account Suite. 

View and manage your bill payments through the Student Account Suite.

Veterans Affairs and higher education institutions like Fort Lewis College collaborate to administer education benefits through the VA and the GI Bill^®. GI Bill^® is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) registered trademark. More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government website.

View and manage your bill in the Student Account Suite. 

Use WebOPUS to register for classes, add/drop classes, add yourself to a waitlist and more. 

Use the Student Resource Center to verify your enrollment, submit a FERPA waiver, and more.    

You can give permission to Fort Lewis College to release information regarding your student education records, including financial aid information from your FAFSA record. 

Taking classes while employed at Fort Lewis College is an employee benefit. Before beginning the tuition waiver process, review the Staff Study Privileges Policy and the Fort Lewis Educational Assistance Plan.

Employees must complete the FLC admission process and meet the following application deadlines:

• Fall semester: August 1
• Spring semester: December 1
• Summer semester: April 1

Use the linked form to submit your scholarship recipients. 

Access your class schedule, academic history, transcripts, and degree audits all in one platform.

Learn how to generate an unofficial transcript in Workday.

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, commonly referred to as FERPA, is a federal law designed to protect the privacy of your student education record.

Who does FERPA protect?

All current and former FLC students, including students under 18. FERPA rights transfer from parents/legal guardians to the student when they turn 18 or begin attending a post-secondary institution.

What does FERPA protect?

Your "education record" maintained by FLC or another organization on behalf of FLC, like National Student Clearinghouse.

What about parents/legal guardians?

FLC officials will not disclose information from a student's education record without the student's signed consent. FLC Officials reserve the right to refuse to disclose a student's education record to a parent/legal guardian even with a signed a FERPA release form.