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A student can carry forward to a future year, the portion of tuition or education amount that he cannot use and does not transfer to someone else. However, if a student carries forward an amount, he will not be able to transfer it to anyone.
A financial aid refund is the dollar amount of financial aid remaining after school expenses for the current academic year are deducted. Tuition, fees, and bookstore charges are examples of school expenses. Some types of financial aid may not qualify for a refund (such as various scholarships or sponsorships).