TUITION WAIVER REQUEST (Fall and Spring Semesters) 2025

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A Waiver of a course means that the faculty accepts prior work by the student was satisfactory to meet a program course requirement. The waiver excuses the student from taking the required course, but does not lessen the credits required for graduation.
How will the withholding be made? When the value of the tuition waiver exceeds $5,250 in a calendar year, the excess is included as taxable income as non-cash earnings. This means you will not see a pay increase in your check, but rather the excess waiver amount is added to your regular earnings.
A tuition waiver is a form of financial aid some universities offer to reduce or eliminate tuition for students who meet certain requirements. For example, if you owe $10,000 in tuition and a university grants you a tuition waiver of $2,000, youll only have to pay $8,000.
No, this form is a statement of the amount qualified educational expenses we have recorded for you in the previous tax year.
If the college youre applying to doesnt use the College Boards form, you can email the admissions office directly. Keep the email concise and polite, explaining that youre eligible for a fee waiver and asking if they have any specific guidelines or forms you need to follow or complete.
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By law, tax-free benefits under an educational assistance program are limited to $5,250 per employee per year. Normally, assistance provided above that level is taxable as wages.
Most students leave this question blank because most scholarships and grants are not taxable, unless those award amounts exceed the total amount the student paid for tuition, fees, books, supplies, and required equipment. Typically, this isnt the same amount as the adjusted gross income (IRS Form 1040, line 11).

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