If the self-study institution does not refund the fee, it can communicate and negotiate according to the agreement. If negotiation fails, it can be settled through litigation.

1. Understand the refund policy: First, read the refund policy of the self-taught institutions carefully. If there are clear refund regulations, you need to determine whether your refund reasons meet the requirements and submit relevant certificates according to the refund process.

2. Communicate with the self-taught institutions: If you find that you can't get a refund, you can consult the customer service staff of the self-taught institutions, explain the situation and apply for a refund. In the process of negotiation, we should express our demands politely, firmly and forcefully, and try our best to safeguard our rights and interests.

3. Submit a written application: If the oral application has no result, you can submit a written application, detailing the reasons and basis for the refund, and attach relevant certificates and documents. A written application is generally more legally effective and can provide evidence for subsequent dispute resolution.

4. Seek legal channels: If the above methods can't solve the problem, you can seek legal channels. First of all, you can try to mediate with third-party organizations, such as various consumer committees or industry associations. If it still can't be solved, you can consider bringing a lawsuit or arbitration.

In short, when applying for a refund, you need to formulate appropriate methods and strategies according to your actual situation and rights, and at the same time, you should strive for your legitimate rights and interests rationally, patiently and persistently.

What should I do if I don't refund my tuition?

If the institution that has been upgraded to an institution of higher learning has refunded too little money, it may request the court to order the institution to refund the deposit or tuition fees, or it may request the institution that has been upgraded to an institution of higher learning to compensate part of the liquidated damages.

College-upgraded undergraduate is the abbreviation of the selection examination for higher vocational college students to enter undergraduate study, and it is the examination system for college-upgraded students to enter undergraduate schools or continue their professional study in China's education system.

Since the reform and opening up, China's higher education has developed vigorously. With the acceleration of socialist modernization, the demand for high-level talents is increasing. Some employing departments require employees to reach the undergraduate level within a time limit, and more and more college graduates demand to improve their academic qualifications. Undergraduate courses are divided into unified recruitment undergraduate courses (ordinary colleges and universities undergraduate courses) and social adult education undergraduate courses.