§ 110. Refunds. 1. Moneys received by the state education department pursuant to this chapter prior to July first, nineteen hundred forty-two, may be refunded: (a) Where such moneys were not required by law or regents' rule. (b) Where such moneys were in excess of the amounts required by law or regents' rule. (c) Where fees are paid by applicants who are not permitted to enter examinations for which such fees are paid. Any such moneys received after July first, nineteen hundred forty-two shall not be so refunded unless application for such refund has been made within two years after its receipt by the state education department, except that applicants for professional licenses may make an application for a refund within two years of the withdrawal or denial of the application, whichever occurs first.
2. Applicants for professional licenses not receiving such licenses may be granted partial refunds not exceeding fifty percent of the fee paid to the department unless they have failed the examinations for such licenses, in which case such applicants may not receive a refund. Each applicant for a professional license who has at any time received a partial refund of an initial license application fee shall pay all required fees upon submitting any subsequent application for initial licensure.
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