Readmission of Former Students

All students who voluntarily withdraw from the University, leave the University, or are suspended or dismissed from the University, must have their readmission approved by the respective academic department and its college/school.

Readmitted students may not be readmitted as "undecided." During the readmissions process, students may simultaneously seek and execute a change of major. Such a change of major and the student's readmission, must be supported by the student's new academic department. Students are advised to begin the readmission process/change of major with their academic department and college/school prior to the University's posted application deadline. If readmitted, a student who fails to meet the current criteria for good academic standing will be placed on academic probation status, which will be maintained until the student achieves good academic standing.

All readmitted students, in consultation with their academic advisor, must develop an academic plan of action for the first semester that they are readmitted. Students readmitted under academic probation must, in consultation with their academic advisor, develop an academic plan of action for each semester that they are on academic probation. The student, the academic advisor, the academic unit's retention coordinator and the Office of Enrollment Management will receive copies of the academic plan of action for information purposes and for monitoring compliance.

Former students whose attendance at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University was interrupted by the University for disciplinary reasons must also apply to the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs for approval to be readmitted. A student who has not been enrolled at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University for at least 5 years (10 consecutive fall and spring semesters) may be eligible for one readmission under the "Five Year Readmission Policy."