Returning Students
You're considered a returning student if you left Â鶹¹ÙÍø before graduating, including students who were academically dismissed.
Your status when you left and how long you've been away will determine your path to re-enrolling.
- If you are an undergraduate and have not been enrolled for two terms, you are eligible to re-enroll without additional steps. The can help guide you through your re-enrollment.
- If you've been away for three consecutive terms (fall, winter, spring) or longer, you'll need to follow the procedure on this page that applies to you. Be sure to complete the application by the deadline for the term you wish to return.
Application Deadlines for Returning Students
Returning undergraduate and graduate students can apply for fall or spring terms. There is no application fee required.
| Term | Application Deadline |
|---|---|
| Fall term | July 1 |
| Spring term | Nov. 1 |
| Summer term | No applications accepted |
Undergraduates Returning to the Same Major
- Complete the for former students.
- Submit official copies of transcripts from any institution attended since leaving Â鶹¹ÙÍø.
- If you did not leave Â鶹¹ÙÍø in good standing, you are strongly encouraged to contact your prior to re-applying.
can also help walk you through this process.
Undergraduates Returning with a Different Major
If you wish to return to Â鶹¹ÙÍø with a different major, you'll need to follow the same process as a new student and apply during the application period, Oct. 1 to Nov. 30.
Graduate Students Returning in the Same Program
- Complete the for former students.
- Attach the following documents to your Returning Student Application:
- Master’s Completion Plan addressing the following items:
- Reason for discontinuation and explanation of change in circumstances that will allow for successful completion.
- Your remaining Degree requirements (forms, courses, culminating experience progress) timeline for completion.
- Confirmed support from thesis or project advisor (email or letter), if applicable.
- Confirmed support from Graduate Coordinator (email or letter).
- Master’s Completion Plan addressing the following items:
Enrollment and Standing
Former graduate students are encouraged to review the continuous enrollment policy and the seven-year completion policy found in the . If you were not in good standing (minimum GPA of 3.0) when you left, you'll need to get approval from your program in addition to the process above. Contact the Office of Graduate Education if you suspect you will not be able to complete your degree within seven years of beginning your program.