The University recognizes that a student's progress toward an undergraduate degree may be interrupted for a variety of reasons. Re-enrollment allows a former degree candidate (policy 58-00) to resume a degree program.
Re-enrollment is appropriate for students who:
- Withdrew from the University
- Interrupted continuous degree enrollment during fall/spring semester
- Were dismissed or suspended for nonacademic 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
Re-Enrollment Application Deadline
Student should submit a completed application as early as possible, and no later than two weeks prior to the start of classes in which the student wants to enroll. Some units may require longer lead times. Students should check with their enrollment unit/campus to make sure they can meet all requirements. Exceptions after this deadline are at the discretion of the unit of enrollment. The deadline to submit a re-enrollment application is 5:00 p.m. on the Friday before the first day of classes of that semester.
To apply for re-enrollment, students should visit the Office of the University Registrar website to complete and submit the Undergraduate Re-Enrollment Form.
MORE INFORMATION ABOUT RE-ENROLLMENT
Re-enrollment from Good Standing
Students who left the University in good standing, with a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 or higher, may request re-enrollment to the University. 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. If a student is not approved to re-enroll into the requested program, the student may apply for re-enrollment into a different program.
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