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Notice of Cancellation; or if the school cancels this agreement as described below. In addition to the California Education Code cancellation requirements above, new students whose Last Day of Attendance (LDA) falls on or before midnight of the fourteenth (14) consecutive calendar day from the scheduled start date of the first module (for re-entry students, it is the first module in which the student is enrolled upon returning to school), not including school -scheduled breaks (winter, spring, and summer breaks only) and any holidays published in the academic calendar in the catalog, will also be considered a Cancelation. Cancellations that occur under the conditions above are assigned the following cancel status codes in the Electronic Student Database: 1. "Cancel" status is assigned to cancellations that occur until midnight of the seventh (7) day from the scheduled start date of the first module. 2. "Early Withdrawal" (EW) status is assigned to cancellations for new students with an LDA after the seventh (7) day but before midnight of the fourteenth (14) consecutive calendar day from the scheduled start date of the first module. The determination date for "EW" will fall on the 14th absent consecutive calendar day from the student's LDA, not including school -scheduled breaks (winter, spring, and summer breaks only) and any school -scheduled holidays, when the "EW" status will be automatically assigned by Electronic Student Database. Note: Cancellations and Early Withdrawals will result in all charges being reversed. Additionally, all tuition paid by the student will be refunded. Cancellation Initiated by the Institution: There are conditions in which a cancellation determination will be made by the institution for new and re-entry students on or before midnight of the fourteenth (14) consecutive calendar day from the scheduled start date of the first module (for re-entry students, it is the first module in which the student is enrolled upon returning to school), not including school -scheduled holidays and school -scheduled breaks (winter, spring, and summer breaks only). The following conditions may result in a cancelation initiated by the institution: 1. Violation of the Student Code of Conduct. 2. Unable to obtain proof of high school graduation or equivalent. 3. Incomplete arrangements to fulfill financial obligations. Note: Cancellations and Early Withdrawals will result in all charges being reversed. The tuition paid will be returned to all students who cancel their enrollment within three (3) business days from the date the enrollment agreement was signed at the following locations: Bakersfield, Fresno, Gardena, Riverside and Sacramento. In the event an enrolled applicant is rejected, the school cancels the program, a student cancels his/her enrollment during the cancelation period or is a no show/never starts the program, all tuition paid by the student will be refunded. Institutional Refund Policy You have the right to withdraw from a course of instruction at any time. The institution has the right to withdraw a student after the cancellation period for the following reasons: 1. Not meeting minimum attendance requirements. 2. Not meeting minimum Satisfactory Academic Progress 3. Violation of the Student Code of Conduct. 4. Not returning from Leave of Absence 5. Not having been placed on an externship site within 14 days (as described in the attendance policy). 6. An Eligible Career Pathway Program (ECPP) student who fails to participate in the adult education component of the ECPP program for a period of time as determined by the adult education provider. A student may withdrawal from a program by notifying a campus representative, either in writing or verbally, of their intent to withdrawal. The Institutional Refund Policy is used to determine the amount of tuition to be refunded to a student who withdraws or is terminated after the first day of class. Refunds are computed from the first date of entrance (commencement of training) to the last date of actual attendance as determined by official attendance records. When a student withdraws, the institution prorates tuition charges up to 75% of the period of enrollment based on the formula outlined below. For students who withdraw after attempting 75% of the period of enrollment, the institution will retain 100% of the tuition charges for that period of enrollment. This means that the student will be responsible for 100% of the tuition charges for the enrollment period. The calculation to determine