I checked the first box. I'm nearly 100% sure that it will not "lock" you in. The only reason I say "nearly" is in case of the off chance that I'm wrong.tch562 wrote:I received the email about Financial Aid Supplement Form. Started to fill it out, then on the second page it asks what my enrollment status will be with these options:
I will be a regular attending UC Hastings student
I will be part of an exchange program
I will be a joint degree student with UC Berkeley
I will be studying at another law school
So, has anyone else checked this out? Will checking the first lock me into Hastings or not?
But in reality, nothing "locks" you in at Hastings, other than attending classes and getting grades. Even paying a seat deposit and actually getting financial aid doesn't lock you in; you can always withdraw before the start of classes, even if you've already paid your full tuition. Usually there is a refund schedule available somewhere on the school web page (I believe typically schools give 100% refund, less non-refundable seat deposit, if you withdraw before classes begin).
All of these other details I've merely included to provided context. I think the short answer is that at the start of the semester at Hastings, if you wind up attending, you will be a full time regular student. The form assumes you will be attending; of course, your personal circumstances will determine whether or not this happens.