What's the refund policy?

From April 1st-May 1st, full refunds may be issued.
May 1st to May 17th, you may request a refund for 50% of what was paid.
No refunds will be given past May 17th, as camp details have already been solidified.
You may, at any time before the start date of your session, transfer credit from one camper to a related camper. To start the refund process, email radcamp@unm.edu

What happens if my camper is dismissed early?

If a camper exhibits inappropriate behavior during camp or gets a fever or any other symptoms of a contagious illness, it may be necessary for them to be dismissed early. This will be determined by the outlined criteria in the RADcamp Guidelines. The camper's Pick-Up Adults will be called to come pick up as soon as possible. The camper will be kept with the Coordinator or Assistant Coordinator until the Pick-Up Adult arrives.

Do I get a refund if my child gets sick and can't come to camp?

For short-term illnesses (less than 3 days), no refund will be given. For illnesses that keep a camper from 3 or more consecutive days of camp, a refund will be given for the days the camper missed. Partial-days (a day that a camper was sent home mid-day, for example) will not be refunded.

I just got put on the waitlist. How can I make sure my child gets in?

Our full waitlist policy is noted in the RADcamp Guidelines. The waitlist works on a simple first-come, first-serve basis. When you turn in your camper's registration packet, you will be notified of your position on the waitlist. Whenever a camper is admitted from the waitlist, you will be emailed with your updated status.
If you're open to it, you may ask to be a partial-week camper, half-day camper, or ask to be put in a different session. Each option's availability may differ, so email radcamp@unm.edu to see if we can find any way to get your camper onboard!