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Graduate students wishing to return to the university must contact the School of Graduate Studies and Research for specific instructions.
An application for re-enrollment is not required for previously enrolled undergraduate students (in academic good standing) who have registered for classes in at least one of the two previous regular academic semesters. Under these circumstances, simply contact your department for advising and an alternate PIN number. If you do not meet these criteria, then you must submit an application for re-enrollment.
1. For Students in Academic Good Standing
- Previously enrolled undergraduate students who have registered for classes in at least one of the two previous regular academic semesters can re-enroll for courses by contacting their department for advising and an alternate PIN number.
- Undergraduate students who have withdrawn from the university voluntarily or who have not been enrolled in the previous two or more regular academic semesters must submit an online application for re-enrollment. Applications may be submitted up to one week prior to the start of the semester for which the student wishes to return. After processing the application, the student will be sent information regarding registration.
- Applications for students seeking to change their major will be forwarded to the Academic Standards Officer of the college of the requested major. A change of major request will be initiated on the student’s behalf. If approved, the Office of the Registrar will officially change the major while reactivating the student account for registration.
2. For Students Not in Academic Good Standing
Students not in academic good standing (regardless of whether the student was dismissed by the university or voluntarily withdrew) must submit an online application for re-enrollment consideration. Applications may be submitted up to two weeks prior to the start of the semester for which the student wishes to return. An Academic Standards Officer will review the application and make a decision on the student’s eligibility to return. If approved, the student will be sent information regarding registration.
Other policies that may impact re-enrollment include Canceled Semester, Fresh Start, IUP Student Billing Financial Terms and Conditions, program enrollment restrictions, and Undergraduate Catalog Applicability Time Frame.
3. For Students Who Have Been Involuntarily Withdrawn from the University
Please see IUP’s Involuntary Withdrawal Policy and its readmission process for information.
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