To return to the University, after a gap in a student’s enrollment, the student must complete an application for readmission.
Application Deadlines
For Fall Semester
Applications for the Fall semester are
due July 1st.
For Spring Semester
Applications for the Spring semester are
due December 1st.
Special Requirements/Deadlines
Contact the following schools directly for the requirements and deadlines:
Neag School of Education
School of Fine Arts
School of Nursing
School of Pharmacy
Readmission Process
Read below before submitting an application. Please note that readmission is not guaranteed.
Who should reapply?
- If you have previously attended the University of Connecticut as an Undergraduate student.
- If there is a gap in your attendance due to any of the following reasons:
- You took a semester or more off from taking classes
- You are currently on a leave of absence
- You withdrew from all of your classes in one semester
- You have been academically dismissed
- Individuals returning from academic dismissal should review the information on the Scholastic Standing website which outlines how to prepare for readmission
- You have earned an undergraduate degree from the University of Connecticut and would like to earn a second undergraduate degree
- You were suspended from the University of Connecticut and you have been approved to reapply by the Office of Community Standards
What is needed to apply for readmission?
- To submit the Readmission Application, you will need to know your NetID and password.
- If you need assistance resetting your NetID/password go to https://netid.uconn.edu or call the ITS Help Center at 860-486-4357 (HELP)
- A prepared personal statement
- Transcripts from any other Universities attended while away
- If you intend to apply for financial aid, fill out your FAFSA as soon as possible. You should not wait for your readmission to be approved to fill out your FAFSA application.
How long does the application process take?
Readmission decisions are sent out on a rolling basis. Decisions may be delayed if an application is missing information (e.g. grades/transcripts, holds, etc.).
For the fall semester:
- The application period is open from December 2nd thru July 1st.
- Notifications typically begin April.
For the spring semester
- The application period is open from July 2nd thru December 1st.
- Notifications typically begin in November.
Please contact the Dean of Students Office with questions and if you wish to check on the status of your readmission application at 860-486-3426.
Regional Campus students with questions about their readmission application should contact the campus representative listed below:
- Avery Point Campus
- Noemi Maldonado Picardi, Director of Student Services, Branford House 306 (860) 405-9024 noemi.maldonado@uconn.edu
- Hartford Campus
- Monique Nelson, Assistant Director of Student Services, 959 200-3743 hartford.studentservices@uconn.edu
- Christine Mosman, Associate Director of Student Services, Rm 127B (959) 200-3836 christine.mosman@uconn.edu
- Stamford Campus
- Erica Granoff, Director of Student Services
- Jose Luis Ramos, Assistant Director of Student Services
- stamfordstudentservices@uconn.edu or 203 251-8484
- Waterbury Campus
- Peter Tribuzio, Director of Student Services, 99 East Main Street, Student Services Suite, 2nd Floor. peter.tribuzio@uconn.edu
How will I be notified if I’m readmitted?
Students will be notified via email regarding the decision. Be sure to check both your personal and UConn email.
Readmission Holds
Certain types of holds will restrict your enrollment such as bursar holds, immunization holds, Perkins loan holds, Dean of Students Office holds, and any hold administered by the Community Standards Department. To resolve the hold, you must contact the appropriate office, as identified in Student Admin.
Ratcliffe Hicks Readmission
Questions pertaining to readmission to the Ratcliffe Hicks program should be directed to Kristen Dostaler.
Academic Renewal
Undergraduate students who have been separated from the university for at least eight consecutive semesters may seek academic renewal at the time of their application for readmission. Through academic renewal, a student may remove up to 16 credits of coursework with a grade of C- or lower from their GPA calculation after rematriculating at UConn. These courses must have been taken previously at the University of Connecticut. The registered grade, earned credits, and grade points for these courses shall remain on the transcript but will no longer calculate into the GPA. Students shall not receive credit toward their degree for courses placed on academic renewal. Academic renewal can be used only once and is limited to those completing their first bachelor’s degree at UConn.