Fall 2024 Financial Information
Tuition Rates
For current tuition rates, please refer to the Student Finance Web site at https://studentfinance.fsu.edu.
Fall 2024 Materials and Supplies Fees by Course
Main Campus
| Advanced Science Diving Program | |
| CJE 4764L, 5768L | $67.00 |
| ISC 3062L, 5060L | $131.63 |
| ISC 3063L, 5061L | $134.64 |
| Art | |
| ART 1201C, 1203, 1300C, 1602C, 2204C, 2205C, 2301C; PGY 2100C | $35.00 |
| ART 2330C, 2400C, 2500C, 2607, 2701C, 2752C, 3173C, 3219C, 3333C, 3380C, 3389C, 3433C, 3442C, 3443C, 3471C, 3522, 3542C, 3560, 3561, 3567C, 3590, 3710C, 3764C, 4122C, 4123C, 4520, 4642C, 4662C, 4686C, 4762, 4766C, 4767C, 4921C, 4922C, 4925C, 4928C, 4929C; PGY 2941C | $50.00 |
| Art Education | |
| ARE 5382, 5554, 5745 | $15.00 |
| ARE 5460, 5557, 5641 | $20.00 |
| ARE 5047, 5930 | $25.00 |
| ARE 5046, 5256, 5358, 5551, 5552 | $40.00 |
| Biological Science | |
| BOT 3015L, 3143C, 4503L; BSC 1005L, 2010L, 2011L, 2085L, 3402L; MCB 2004L, 4403L; PCB 3043L, 4022C, 4024L, 4233L, 4253L; ZOO 3141L, 3713C, 4343C, 4353C, 4753C | $10.50 |
| BSC 4473C, 5476C | $1000.00 |
| Chemistry and Biochemistry | |
| BCH 3023L, 4053L; CHM 1045L, 1046L, 2211L, 3120L, 4130L, 4410L, 4411L, 4610L, 4714 | $35.00 |
| Communication Disorders | |
| SPA 5305L, 5505, 5526L, 5528L, 5941, 5942 | $20.00 |
| Dedman College of Hospitality | |
| HFT 4471 | $8.00 |
| HFT 4802 | $50.00 |
| HFT 4064 | $62.00 |
| HFT 4866 | $67.00 |
| Educational Psychology and Learning Systems | |
| MHS 6805 | $6.75 |
| SDS 3340 | $15.00 |
| RCS 5250; SPS 5192 | $20.00 |
| MHS 5340 | $23.00 |
| SPS 5191 | $26.00 |
| MHS 6220 | $46.00 |
| Finance | |
| FIN 4424, 4504 | $40.00 |
| Interior Architecture & Design | |
| IND 2300, 3465, 3474, 3529, 3533, 4218C, 4242C, 4243C, 4245, 5232C, 5246C, 5281C, 5282C, 5316R, 5327, 5476, 5487, 5528 | $15.00 |
| IND 3217C | $20.00 |
| IND 1203, 1204, | $30.00 |
| IND 3480, 5428 | $50.00 |
| IND 5208 | $60.00 |
| IND 3440C | $75.00 |
| IND 5445 | $100.00 |
| Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship | |
| CTE 4443, 5444 | $50.48 |
| CTE 3416, 5815 | $73.43 |
| Nursing | |
| NGR 5064C, 6217C; NUR 3026L, 3056L, 3065L, 3225L, 4555L, 4766L | $61.00 |
| Nutrition and Integrative Physiology | |
| PET 3322L | $1.19 |
| PET 3323C | $5.81 |
| PET 4551 | $8.58 |
| Psychology | |
| EXP 3422C | $29.00 |
| Public Safety and Security | |
| CJE 4655L | $8.00 |
| CJE 4638L | $25.00 |
| CJE 4241L | $49.00 |
| CJE 4135L | $63.00 |
| Sport Management | |
| PEM 1131 | $4.00 |
| PEL 1321, 1341, 1511, 1621, 1646; PEM 1001, 1121 | $5.00 |
| PEM 1461, 1462 | $11.00 |
| PEL 1111, 1121 | $110.00 |
Panama City Campus
| Advanced Science Diving Program | ||
| CJE 4764L, 5768L | $67.00 | |
| CJE 3652L | $91.05 | |
| ISC 3062L, 5060L | $131.63 | |
| ISC 3063L, 5061L | $134.64 | |
| Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Science | ||
| PEN 1136 | $55.00 | |
| Public Safety and Security | ||
| CJE 4655L | $8.00 | |
| CJE 4638L | $25.00 | |
| CJE 4241L | $49.00 | |
| CJE 4135L | $63.00 |
Materials and Supplies Fees by Academic Level (Cohort)
| College of Medicine | |
| Medical Professional, Year 1 (M1) | $139.13 |
| Medical Professional, Year 2 (M2) | $277.26 |
| Medical Professional, Year 3 (M3) | $90.00 |
| Medical Professional, Year 4 (M4) | $30.00 |
| Physician Assistant, Year 1 (PA1) | $494.93 |
| Physician Assistant, Year 2 (PA2) | $230.32 |
| Physician Assistant, Year 3 (PA3) | $160.00 |
Facilities and Equipment Fees
Florida State University assesses fees for temporary use of equipment that is essential to the core curriculum of select classes and majors. These fees are assessed by major or class enrollment, as described below, regardless of whether students elect to use this equipment.
Payments can be made at Student Finance, A1500 University Center. Payment is due concurrent with tuition and fees for each term. Full or partial refunds may be granted pursuant to the University’s tuition and refund policy.
Fees will be placed in an auxiliary account for the purchase, repair, and maintenance of the equipment. Students will be responsible for the damage or loss of equipment. The college will assess the student for damage and loss charges and will submit the charges to Student Finance for collection.
The areas are listed below:
- Applied Studies: All students registered for the following Underwater Crime Scene Investigation certificate program lab courses will be charged an equipment use fee of $90.00: CJE 3762L, 4764L, 4765L, 5768L, and 5769L; ISC 3062L, 3063L, 5060L, and 5061L.
- Communication and Information: All digital media production majors in the College of Communication and Information will be charged an equipment use fee of $113.00 Fall and Spring semesters only.
- Dedman College of Hospitality: All students registered for HFT 4802 will be charged an equipment use fee of $110.00.
- Education: All students registered for PEL 1131 will be charged an equipment use fee of $80.00.
- Fine Arts: The following majors in the College of Fine Arts will be charged specific equipment use fees as noted. All Art and undergraduate Dance majors will be charged an equipment use fee of $125.00 per semester. All Art History majors will be charged an equipment use fee of $80.00 per semester. All Interior Design majors will be charged an equipment use fee of $135.00 Fall and Spring semesters only. (NOTE: Undergraduate Interior Design majors will not be charged an equipment use fee for the Summer semester.) All Theatre majors in the College of Fine Arts will be charged an equipment use fee of $115.00 Fall and Spring semesters only.
- Health and Human Sciences: All students registered for the following courses will be charged specific equipment use fees as noted: APK 3110C ($30.00); ATR 2020 ($5.76); ATR 4302C ($11.51); DIE 4244L ($13.43); FOS 3026L ($22.98); FOS 4114C ($23.33); PET 3322L ($5.96); PET 3323C ($1.38); PET 4551 ($35.00); PET 5751 ($23.81).
- Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship: All students registered for the following courses will be charged specific equipment use fees as noted: CTE 3416 and CTE 5815 ($11.00); CTE 4443 and CTE 5444 ($35.58).
- Medicine: All majors in the College of Medicine will be charged an equipment use fee of $345.00 Fall and Spring semesters only.
- Motion Picture Arts: All majors in the College of Motion Picture Arts enrolled in classes and/or enrolled in internships local to Tallahassee will be charged an equipment use fee of $350.00 per semester.
- Music: All majors in the College of Music will be charged an instrument/equipment use fee in the amount of $350.00 Fall and Spring semesters only. (NOTE: Majors in the College of Music enrolled solely in internships will not be charged the equipment use fee of $350.00 per semester.)
- Nursing: All undergraduate Nursing (BSN) majors in the College of Nursing will be charged an equipment use fee in the amount of $310.00 per semester. The following Doctor of Nurse Practice (DNP) majors in the College of Nursing will be charged specific equipment use fees as noted: DNP Psychiatric Mental Health ($25.00); DNP Family Nurse Practitioner ($100.00); DNP Acute Care ($200.00). All students in the following College of Nursing certificate programs will be charged specific equipment use fees as noted: DNP Psychiatric Mental Health (PMH) Certificate ($25.00); DNP Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) Certificate ($100.00); DNP Acute Care (AGACNP) Certificate ($200.00).
Cooperative Education Fees
Students enrolled in a cooperative education course with zero semester hours will be charged for one semester hour of Florida Resident undergraduate work, unless also enrolled in other credit courses at Florida State University during the same academic term.
Graduate Examination Fees
Students registering for zero credit hours for master’s comprehensive examination, master’s thesis defense, or dissertation defense, will be charged for one Florida Resident graduate credit hour, unless also enrolled in other credit courses at Florida State University during the same academic term.
Graduate Zero Credit-Hour Course Fees
Students registered for zero-credit-hour, graduate-level courses and additional courses will not be charged for the zero-credit-hour course. When registering for a zero-credit-hour course only, the student will be charged for one credit hour at the Florida Resident tuition rate of the course level.
Repeat Course Surcharge
Section 1009.285, Florida Statutes, mandates that each student attempting the same non-repeatable undergraduate course more than twice shall be assessed an additional per-credit-hour surcharge beginning with the third attempt. Attempted hours include those hours dropped or withdrawn that are fee liable. Undergraduate level courses are numbered 1000 to 4000.
Effective Fall term 2023, the repeat course surcharge is $204.65 per credit hour.
For a list of exceptions to this policy, please consult the “Financial Information” chapter of the General Bulletin.
Excess Credit Hour Surcharge
Section 1009.286, Florida Statutes, mandates that each student shall be assessed an additional per-credit-hour charge for each hour in excess of the total number of credit hours required to complete the baccalaureate degree. This law is in effect for students who began college at any institution during the Fall 2009 semester or later.
For more information, visit https://registrar.fsu.edu/records/excess_hours.
Fee Payment
Regulations
Students who enroll must pay fees and tuition in full by the tuition and fees payment deadline. Students who fail to pay tuition in full by the fee payment deadline will be assessed a late payment fee of $100.00 and may have their schedule cancelled. All waivers, vouchers, Intern Participation Certificates, agency billings, and department billings for all students, including those receiving financial aid, must be submitted no later than the fifth day of the semester or session. You may pay by credit cards, international wire, and e-checks (online only) at http://fees.fsu.edu. Cards accepted online include American Express, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa. There is a 2.75% non-refundable scaling fee to cover the cost of providing this online payment service. Classes added after the drop/add deadline must be paid for within five calendar days.
The basic Florida Prepaid College Program does not pay the full amount of tuition owed to the University, nor do Intern Participation Certificates. Students must pay the remaining balance due by the posted tuition payment deadline.
You may obtain financial status information on the Web at https://my.fsu.edu (from the myFSU Portal click Student Central, My Bill).
Paying Your Tuition and Other Fees
You may pay online at http://fees.fsu.edu or https://my.fsu.edu (from the myFSU Portal click Student Central, My Bill, Make a Payment).
Student parking permits are issued online at http://transportation.fsu.edu.
Students who fail to register for classes before the first day of class will be assessed a $100.00 late registration fee. Students may be assessed a $100.00 fee for late payment for tuition that is not paid by the payment deadline.
Internet Payments Seven Days a Week
Florida State University accepts credit cards online only. Make your online payment at http://fees.fsu.edu. The following payment types may be used online: E-checks, American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa.
There is a 2.75% non-refundable scaling fee for credit card transactions. Online transactions using an e-check will not be assessed a service fee. Returned payments will be assessed the same fees as paper checks.
Late Registration & Fee Payment Waivers
Requests for waiver of the $100.00 Late Registration and/or Late Payment Fee may be submitted online to the Office of Student Finance by visiting https://studentfinance.fsu.edu/forms and submitting the appropriate late fee appeal form after payment of past due fees.
Waivers may be granted in situations involving administrative error or unusual circumstances beyond the control of the student. Students will be required to present written documentation of the circumstances involved.
Note: Lack of awareness of the deadlines or lack of funds are not valid reasons to waive the late payment fee or late registration fee.
Refund of Fees
Students who drop a course without fee liability after their tuition and fees are paid, due to documented extenuating circumstance or administrative error, may be eligible for a tuition refund. Any outstanding charges owed to the University will be deducted, and the balance will be issued as a refund. Refunds requested during the fiscal year close-out, during the last two weeks of June, will not be processed until the first week of July. The refund will be processed as a credit to the student’s bank account for currently enrolled students. However, payments made by credit card will be refunded to the credit card.
Students who withdraw after the fourth day of the semester/term, but prior to the end of the fourth week of the semester (or for Summer sessions, by the first twenty-five percent of the term) are eligible for a twenty-five percent refund of tuition and fees. After this period, students who withdraw are held fully liable for fees. Students who withdraw and have received federal financial aid (Title IV programs) or state aid may be required to repay to the aid source the amount of unearned financial-aid funds disbursed to them as of their withdrawal date as described in the section below on “Withdrawals and Return of Financial Aid.” In the case where a withdrawal petition is approved, a refund can be provided only if the refund withdrawal request is submitted within six months after the end of the semester in which the withdrawal occurred.
Note: The following fees are non-refundable: Web payment credit-card processing fees, admission deposit, admission application fee, FSUCard, and other fees as specified by certain schools or departments.
Financial Aid
Fees and Financial Aid Students
Financial Aid Payments & Refunds: At disbursement the University first applies financial aid payments towards tuition and housing charges (and toward other charges as allowed) before issuing refunds. Disbursement begins on the published disbursement dates and continues through the semester. For more information and upcoming dates, visit https://studentfinance.fsu.edu. To receive your aid, you must comply with Financial Aid terms and conditions located at https://financialaid.fsu.edu/terms-and-conditions. You must also confirm that your financial aid file is complete prior to disbursement by checking your status and clearing any holds or to-do list items at https://my.fsu.edu. Financial aid refunds are sent by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) to any US-based bank account, so students must designate a refund bank account and enroll in direct deposit to receive a refund of excess Financial Aid or a refund of financial aid that cannot be applied to University charges. Additionally, the University must receive written permission to apply federal financial aid to charges other than tuition, dining, books, and housing. Federal aid cannot be applied to excess-hours fees. For instructions on how to provide that permission, or for direct deposit enrollment instructions, see https://studentfinance.fsu.edu/direct-deposit.
If you have any questions, please call the Office of Student Finance at (850) 644-9452. For financial aid questions, please contact (850) 644-0539.
Deadline: If the financial aid payment is not sufficient (or allowed) to cover all charges, or if a student’s schedule, university bill, or financial aid offer changes after application of financial aid, then the student is responsible for paying the balance by the tuition payment deadline, (see the “Academic Calendar” in this Registration Guide). After this date, a $100.00 late payment fee is assessed and grades will be held at the end of the semester until fees are paid in full.
Note: Financial Aid students who are having their tuition paid by an agency, department billing, or Florida Prepaid College Program should submit the required documents no later than the fifth day of the semester (see the “Academic Calendar” in this Registration Guide). The basic Florida Prepaid College Program does not pay the full amount of tuition owed to the University, nor do Intern Participation Certificates. Students must pay the remaining balance due by the posted payment due date.
Deferments: Financial aid deferments may be granted to students whose aid is not available by the published tuition deadline. Not having applied for financial aid is not a valid reason for applying for a deferment. The deadline to request a deferment is the tuition payment deadline. When deferments expire, students must pay their unpaid tuition balance in full or receive a late fee after the deadline. If tuition is not paid, students will not be able to register for future classes or receive a delayed delivery loan, grades, or transcripts. Students must confirm that their financial aid has arrived and that all requirements have been met by the deferment expiration date. Go to https://my.fsu.edu (from the myFSU Portal click Student Central, My Bill) you then will see your courses and fees detailed. With your temporary deferment, your total balance due may show “$zero” for the “Current Term Tuition.” When your financial aid arrives, the screen will show how much has been paid toward your tuition. You must ensure your financial aid pays your tuition by the deferment deadline, or you may be assessed a late payment fee of $100.00. You may check your financial aid status at http://www.my.fsu.edu. For questions, please contact the Office of Financial Aid at financialaid@fsu.edu or (850) 644-0539.
Withdrawals and Return of Financial Aid
Per federal regulation (34 CFR 668.22), students who withdraw and have received financial aid will be required to repay to the program sources the amount of unearned financial aid funds disbursed to them as of their withdrawal date. The unearned amount of program funding is calculated based on the last date of academic activity which indicates the percentage of the semester completed.
Both the University and students receiving financial aid are required to return unearned financial aid to the aid source. Title IV aid programs are repaid in the following order: Unsubsidized Federal Stafford/Direct Loans, Subsidized Federal Stafford/Direct Loans, Federal PLUS/Direct PLUS Loans, Federal Pell Grants, FSEOG Program Aid, and Teach Grants.
The University is required to return the unearned portion of the financial aid funds it received from withdrawing students that was used to pay institutional charges such as tuition, fees, housing, and other education-related expenses assessed by the institution. The funds returned to the aid source by the University will be credited against the students’ total liability of unearned funds. However, the student will owe the University the amount returned to the aid source for institutional charges. In addition, any student who receives Title IV funds who does not receive at least one passing grade (either a Satisfactory, or any grade above an “F”) for the semester in which they receive those funds and does not officially withdraw from the University prior to the end of that semester, is considered an unofficial withdrawal according to Title IV federal regulations. The University is required to return unearned financial aid to the federal government for all unofficial withdrawals in the same manner as students who withdraw officially.
Students who owe grant and/or loan overpayments remain eligible for Title IV program funds for forty-five days, if, during those forty-five days the student: 1) repays the overpayment in full to the University; 2) enters into a repayment agreement with the University; or 3) enters into a repayment agreement with the Department of Education. Entering into a repayment agreement does not mean the student is eligible to register for additional classes, receive a transcript, diploma, etc. Students can lose financial aid eligibility if they do not comply with the options above and should consider their repayment responsibilities for these programs as part of any withdrawal decision. Please contact the Office of Financial Aid for the most current restrictions on eligibility.
Bright Futures Repayment Requirement
For the 2024–2025 academic year, the Bright Futures Academic Scholars and the Bright Futures Medallion Scholarship award amounts are set by the Florida Legislature and may be adjusted each legislative session. Currently, at Florida State, the Bright Futures Academic Scholars scholarship is awarded based on a rate of $213.55 per credit hour and the Bright Futures Medallion scholarship is awarded based on a rate of $160.16 per credit hour. In each instance, additional fees such as Lab fees, Auxiliary fees, Excess Hour fees, and Student Facility Use fees are not included.
Florida Statutes require that students who drop or withdraw from any course(s) repay any Florida Bright Futures Scholarship disbursed for the course(s). Section 1009.53, Florida Statutes states that funds for any scholarship within the Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program may not be used to pay for courses dropped by a student or courses from which a student has withdrawn after the end of the drop and add period. However, a student who receives an award under this program and subsequently drops one or more courses or withdraws from all courses after the end of the drop and add period due to a verifiable illness or other documented emergency may be granted an exception pursuant to s. 1009.40(1)(b)4 unless the institution’s policy is to refund the cost of the courses.
Loan Exit Interviews
Federal and University regulations require that all recipients of federal loans participate in an exit interview counseling session upon graduation, withdrawal from the University, or dropping below six credit hours. These loans include: Subsidized Stafford (GSL), and Unsubsidized Stafford (UGSL) loans. Counseling sessions can be completed online at https://studentaid.gov. For more information, contact the Office of Financial Aid at financialaid@fsu.edu or (850) 644-0539.
Policy on Refunds for Audited Courses
Refunds may be granted for courses in which a student has requested permission to audit and subsequently rescinds this request before the fourth day of class. Verification that the audit request has been discontinued must be received in writing by the University Registrar before the fourth day of class. After this period, no refunds will be authorized unless exceptional circumstances are documented in writing and approved by the University Refund Committee.
Note: The Refund Appeal Form must be submitted to the Office of the University Registrar and requests to withdraw must be submitted to Withdrawal services within six months from the end of the term from which the student is withdrawing or appealing a refund.
Delinquent Accounts
Delinquent University accounts are subject to holds against class registration and diploma orders. Outstanding debt totaling $500.00 or more, including delinquent current semester tuition, will prevent class registration and access to diplomas until the delinquent balance is brought below $500.00. Payment should be made online via credit card, international wire, or e-check. Financial aid granted for use in an upcoming semester may not be used to pay current debt. Delinquent accounts are referred to a collection agency if fees are not paid in full, and collection costs are added to your outstanding balance.
Dishonored Checks or Electronic Payments
Return Check Charge/Stop Payment Charge: $25.00 or five percent of the amount of the check, whichever is greater (subject to change) will be assessed to the student’s account. A returned check/stop payment charge is assessed against a student’s account that has a check or electronic authorization for payment returned by the bank to Florida State University. Florida State University automatically submits all personal checks twice for payment if the check was returned once for non-sufficient or uncollected funds. This is an automated process and the second submission cannot be stopped; there is no charge, however, assessed by Florida State University for this second submission. Repayment of returned checks must be made with a credit card online, money order, or cashier’s check.
Returned check charges are assessed for all personal checks written and electronic payments authorized for tuition, fees, or any services provided by the University that are returned to Florida State University for non-sufficient funds, uncollected funds, closed accounts, stop payments, etc., placed on checks. In addition to the returned check charge, if the initial payment is for tuition and redemption of the returned check is not made prior to the tuition payment deadline, a $100.00 late payment fee is assessed to tuition. Florida State University places a hold on accepting any personal checks or electronic payment authorizations on the student’s account for ninety days after redemption for any services, tuition, or fees that are owed to the University if a personal check or electronic payment authorization is returned. If a second check or electronic payment is returned, or if a stop payment is placed on it, the student will be permanently listed on all departments’ ACCEPT CASH ONLY list and no personal checks or electronic payment will be accepted from anyone on the student’s account from that day forward.
Notification will be given to the student by mail to the address on the check or to the last maintained address in Florida State University’s records. After notification that a check has been returned, redemption (including the service charge) must be made within fifteen days. Florida State University forwards all returned payments to the State Attorney’s Office for redemption and prosecution after collection efforts are exhausted. After a returned payment is forwarded to the State Attorney’s Office, restitution of the check will not prevent prosecution. Reference Florida Statutes Title XLVI Chapter 832; Crimes - Violations Involving Checks and Drafts; 832.07.
Cancellation of Student Schedules for Non-Payment of Tuition and Fees
Students are expected to pay all tuition and fees by the published deadline each semester. In accordance with FSU Regulation-5.081 Tuition, Fees, Payment, students who do not pay tuition and fees or make arrangements to pay tuition and fees by the end of the established fee payment deadline may have their schedules cancelled and academic progress discontinued for the semester. Students whose schedules are cancelled for non-payment of tuition and fees will not receive grades after the cancellation takes place. For more information, please reference https://regulations.fsu.edu/sites/g/files/imported/storage/original/application/f63ce880bfa04fa18f1d2103e0fd4ec9.pdf.
It is important that all students ensure they have an active FSU e-mail account. The FSU e-mail account is the official method by which the University will communicate with students concerning any outstanding financial obligations, including outstanding tuition and fees. Students will receive an official e-mail communication from the Office of Student Finance at the end of the second week of the semester alerting them to the possibility of the cancellation of their current term’s schedule. Students can then pay tuition and fees or make arrangements to pay tuition and fees to avoid having their schedule cancelled.
Students who fail to pay tuition and fees or make formal arrangements to pay tuition and fees by the end of the third week of the semester will receive an e-mail notification from the Office of Student Finance. This notification will inform the student that his or her schedule has been cancelled and explain appeal process for the reinstatement of their schedule.
Students may check their account status online at any time at https://my.fsu.edu (from the myFSU Portal click Student Central, My Bill) to determine any amounts owed to the University and to verify that payments have been made.
Reinstatement of Student Schedules Cancelled for Non-Payment of Tuition and Fees
Students whose schedules are cancelled for non-payment may reinstate their schedule through immediate and full payment of all tuition and fees and any other delinquent balance owed to the University, plus a $100.00 late payment fee and $100.00 late registration fee. This payment to reinstate must be made prior to the final reinstatement deadline established by the University Registrar each term. Checks or credit card payments that are returned or refused will negate any tuition and fee payment arrangement for the reinstatement of a student’s schedule. The University reserves the right to deny reinstatement when a student has demonstrated a pattern of tuition delinquencies over a period of two or more semesters. Reinstatements for a given term must be submitted by the deadline. Reinstatement petitions received after the term is over will not be considered.