Readmission

Students who leave the University (personal withdrawl, medical withdrawl, leave of absence, or disciplinary suspension), and wish to return must secure the approval of the vice president and dean of student life and co-curricular education.  Students who are academically suspended must submit their readmission application to the registrar.  In some cases a personal interview is required.  Students must satisfy any outstanding charges with the business office before readmission is approved.  If academic coursework is taken while away from the University, the policies outlined in this handbook under “Credit Toward Graduation” and “Leave of Absence Policy” apply.  Former scholarship students should refer to “Scholarship Students Interrupting Full-Time Enrollment” in this handbook.

            When a student on a medical withdrawal from the University applies for readmission, the student’s physician or a counseling professional must write a letter to the student life and co-curricular education office giving professional assurance that the student has recovered from the medical problem and that there is a belief that the student will be able to successfully resume studies.