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Returning to the 51���� Community

If you withdraw from 51���� (51����) in good academic standing, your file will stay active for a year, allowing you to re-register without needing reactivation. However, after two regular terms of nonattendance, you'll need to request reactivation, preferably accompanied by a personal statement explaining your readiness to return successfully. Clearance of holds before enrollment and adherence to financial aid, housing, and advising deadlines are essential. Reinstatement after suspension requires a detailed personal statement addressing your time away, challenges faced, and readiness for a successful return, with a probationary status likely upon return. Post-baccalaureate students seeking additional undergraduate coursework must apply accordingly, with a minimum of 30 additional credit hours required for a second bachelor's degree. Processing times for all processes typically take four weeks. For more information and application links, visit 51����'s Readmission webpage.

Transcripts

If you attended any college or university after leaving 51����, you must forward official transcripts from each college or university attended since your last enrollment at 51����. If five years or more have elapsed since your last term of enrollment at 51����, you must also forward official transcripts from each college or university attended prior to 51���� to the Division of Enrollment Services.

Transfer courses from another institution

Once you have matriculated at 51����, you may transfer up to 30 hours to 51���� from an accredited, four year institution. Any course to be transferred must have the prior approval of the chair of the department and dean of the school at 51���� that normally offers the course, the adviser and the student's dean. You must obtain these approvals before taking any such courses.

Petitions to attend another college or university during the summer must be completed and approved in advance to ensure that proper credit is awarded. Petition forms are available in the Undergraduate Offices. You are responsible for making sure that a transcript of all transfer work attempted is sent to the University registrar immediately following completion of the work. 

PLEASE NOTE:
ALL post-matriculation transfer work must be completed at accredited, four-year institution. It is imperative that you petition ALL post-matriculation transfer courses PRIOR to enrollment in courses using the . Student can also complete/submit a paper version of this form here. Students who fail to get prior approval for transfer work have no assurances that they will receive credit for their courses.

Academic forgiveness

Any academic work taken 10 or more years prior to the term of admission or reinstatement may be forgiven, and excluded from your GPA calculation or hours earned to determine your eligibility for admission, academic probation, suspension, honors and graduation.

Name change

If your name has changed since your last enrollment at 51����, or if your name changes from the name submitted on your application for admission, you must provide your Social Security card or the form issued by the U.S. Social Security Administration. Without these documents, you cannot be enrolled under your new name. All grade reports, transcripts, and diplomas are issued only under your legal name as recorded by the University registrar.