40 Tex. Admin. Code § 807.262 - Completion of Refund
(a) A school shall
document refunds by written record indicating the date of the refund
transaction, the name of the student receiving the refund, the total amount
refunded, and the specific reason for the refund. Proof of completion shall be
on file within 120 days of the effective date of termination and shall include:
(1) copies of both sides of the cancelled
check;
(2) printed proof of
completed transaction of electronic funds transfer or other similar electronic
means; or
(3) documentation of an
awarded credit to a credit card or other similar account.
(b) To ensure a school's good faith effort to
timely complete a refund owed directly to a student, the student's file shall
contain evidence of the following proof of a certified mailing of the refund to
the:
(1) student's last known
address;
(2) student's permanent
address, if different from the student's last known address; or
(3) address of the student's parent or legal
guardian, if different from the student's last known and permanent
addresses.
(c) If after
making a good faith effort to timely complete a refund, the school is unable to
complete the refund, the school shall forward to the Agency the appropriate
refund amount and any pertinent student information to assist the Agency in
locating the student.
(d) Unless
otherwise required by another law, refunds will be made in the following order:
(1) on behalf of the student to federal loans
used to pay tuition and fees;
(2)
on behalf of the student to private loans used to pay tuition and fees;
(3) to the student for personal
loans, including credit card debt, and cash used to pay tuition and fees; and
(4) to other funding sources,
including Boards, to reimburse payments for tuition and fees.
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