Re-enrollment from Good Standing
The University recognizes that a student's progress toward an undergraduate degree may be interrupted for a variety of reasons. A student who was once admitted or enrolled as a degree candidate and wants to resume study is required to apply for re-enrollment consideration. Re-enrollment is appropriate for students who:
- withdrew from the University;
- interrupted continuous degree enrollment during fall/spring semester;
- were dismissed or suspended for non-academic reasons;
- invalidated a leave of absence;
- plan to return for a second associate or baccalaureate degree;
- plan to return for graduation;
- voluntarily changed your enrollment status to nondegree.
To apply for re-enrollment, students should visit the Office of the University Registrar website to complete and submit the Undergraduate Re-Enrollment Form. Students who left in good standing and who are re-enrolling in their previous major (providing the major is not controlled) will be approved to re-enroll. Every re-enrollment request will be reviewed and a decision letter will be sent to the student.
The deadline to submit a re-enrollment application for a given semester is 5:00 p.m. on the Friday before the first day of classes of that semester.
MORE INFORMATION ABOUT RE-ENROLLMENT
READ SENATE POLICY 58-00: RE-ENROLLMENT FROM GOOD STANDING
Re-enrollment from Warning, Suspension, and Dismissal
Students who withdrew or left the University who were not in good standing, as a result of either academic or nonacademic warning, suspension, or dismissal, may request re-enrollment to the University. Action for approval or denial of a request for re-enrollment is covered under one of the following cases:
- If the student is requesting re-enrollment when last enrolled the student’s cumulative grade point average was less than 2.00 or higher, depending on program requirements*, then to be considered for re-enrollment, students must submit an academic recovery plan and a statement from an academic adviser.
- If re-enrollment is approved, the student will remain in academic warning status. Colleges may request the Registrar’s Office to place a registration hold after the re-enrollment request has been approved to ensure that proper advising occurs. A registration hold will prevent the student from registering for courses but will not impede the re-enrollment process.
- If a student is not approved to re-enroll into the requested program, the student may apply for re-enrollment into a different program.
- If the student is requesting re-enrollment following dismissal or suspension from the University for nonacademic reasons, the student must cleared for re-enrollment by the director of the Office of Student Conduct.
READ SENATE POLICY 58-80:RE-ENROLLMENT FROM WARNING, SUSPENSION, AND DISMISSAL