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Next: Courses of Instruction Up: Academic Information Previous: Withdrawal from the College
Readmission
A student who withdraws voluntarily, who is dropped for non-attendance, or who is suspended for academic, disciplinary, or financial reasons is not guaranteed readmission. Such persons may, however, apply for readmission to the Academic Standing Committee by sending their request to the Registrar at least one month before the start of the term in which they wish to re-enroll. In the case of a student who was suspended, the appropriate conditions, as stated in the letter of suspension, must have been satisfied before the Committee will act upon the request. Students, regardless of the type of withdrawal or suspension, will be evaluated for readmission on their academic achievement, good citizenship, and satisfactory discharging of their financial obligations to the College while at Cornell and subsequently.
Students who withdraw only to study off-campus and who intend to return to Cornell may apply for readmission at the same time as they are applying for withdrawal. If they do not, however, return at the time they indicated that they would, then they must apply for readmission as in the paragraph above.
Upon readmission to the college, a student will be awarded financial assistance based on financial need as determined by the U.S. Department of Education. If a student was a scholarship recipient prior to withdrawal, the scholarship will remain in effect after readmission if the student has a least a 3.0 cumulative grade point average. A student who has been classified by the College as a ``readmitted student'' is not eligible to receive transfer scholarships offered by Cornell. Consult the Office of Financial Assistance with any questions or concerns.
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