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How To Withdraw Your Student
While we'd be sad to see you leave the program, our team's top priority is empowering you to make the educational decisions that are right for your family.
If you've found that OpenEd isn't the correct fit for your student, you can initiate withdrawal directly through our platform.
Stay informed: Make sure to read our Withdrawal/Repayment Policy before you start the withdrawal process!
Initiating Withdrawal
After logging in, click on the Enrollment menu option from the lefthand sidebar.
In the top right corner of the page, click on the Action button.
Then, select Withdraw.
Depending on how much of your program funds you've already used, you may be required to pay back a certain amount.
You can find this amount listed under the Withdrawal Calculation section of the page.
Below that section, you'll also find a Detailed Payback Breakdown outlining all of your reimbursements and direct orders.
Important:Your final required payback amount will be calculated when your request to withdraw is approved.
Why do I have to pay anything back?
[STATE_ALLOCATION] is available to students who remain enrolled for the entire program year.
If you withdraw your student before the end of the year, your payback amount will be discounted by the total number of months that your student was enrolled.
How is my payback amount calculated?
Your payback amount is the amount of your program funds that you've already spent minus your participation discount.
Your participation discount is based on the total number of months that your student was enrolled.
Example:
At the time of withdrawal, John was enrolled for 6 months and had spent $1,500 of his program funds. Based on his enrollment period, John qualified for a 50% participation discount, reducing his required payback to $750.
State-Specific Information
Oregon
- Program allocation of $2,500 for full-year students
The full program allocation of $2,500 for full-year Oregon students is available to students who remain enrolled for the entire program year.
Utah
- Program allocation of $2,000 for full-year students
The full program allocation of $2,000 for full-year Utah students is available to students who remain enrolled for the entire program year.
Arkansas
- Program allocation of $2,000 for full-year students
The full program allocation of $2,000 for full-year Arkansas students is available to students who remain enrolled for the entire program year.
Indiana
- Program allocation of $1,950 for full-year students
The full program allocation of $1,950 for full-year Indiana students is available to students who remain enrolled for the entire program year.
Iowa
- Program allocation of $2,000 for full-year students
The full program allocation of $2,000 for full-year Iowa students is available to students who remain enrolled for the entire program year.
Kansas
- Program allocation of $1,950 for full-year students
The full program allocation of $1,950 for full-year Kansas students is available to students who remain enrolled for the entire program year.
Minnesota
- Program allocation of $2,000 for full-year students
The full program allocation of $2,000 for full-year Minnesota students is available to students who remain enrolled for the entire program year.
Montana
- Program allocation of $2,000 for full-year students
The full program allocation of $2,000 for full-year Montana students is available to students who remain enrolled for the entire program year.
Nevada
- Program allocation of $2,000 for full-year students
The full program allocation of $2,000 for full-year Nevada students is available to students who remain enrolled for the entire program year.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I withdraw my student from the OpenEd program?
After logging into your account, click on the Enrollment menu option from the lefthand sidebar. In the top right corner, click the Action button, then select Withdraw.
Will I have to pay money back if I withdraw my student?
Depending on how much of your program funds you've already used, you may be required to pay back a certain amount. Your payback amount is calculated based on funds spent minus your participation discount.
How is my participation discount calculated?
Your participation discount is based on the total number of months that your student was enrolled. The longer your student was enrolled, the larger your discount will be.
What should I read before starting the withdrawal process?
You should read OpenEd's Withdrawal/Repayment Policy at opened.co/policies before you start the withdrawal process to understand all requirements and implications.
When is my final payback amount determined?
Your final required payback amount will be calculated when your request to withdraw is approved, not when you initiate the withdrawal process.