Readmission
Students seeking to return to the College after a withdrawal, inactive semester, administrative or academic separation or graduating must complete the readmission application. Applications for reentry must be submitted between March 1st and July 1st for the subsequent fall semester and between October 1st and December 1st for the subsequent spring semester.
Candidates for readmission should remain in contact with the Office of Academic Advising in regards to their status and any requirements (e.g. final transcripts, medical documentation, re-entry forms, or any other materials related to clearance processes) as necessary to return to Stonehill.
Applications cannot be approved until all required documentation is submitted to, reviewed by, and approved by the appropriate offices. As a reminder, this approval process can take some time, and the availability of housing and financial aid is not guaranteed. Beginning the process and submitting documents as early as possible is best, but Stonehill recommends that you adhere to the following deadlines to ensure sufficient processing time for readmission paperwork:
- 7/1: Deadline to submit Readmission Application form
- 7/15: Return from Medical Withdrawal - Provider documentation/re-entry form(s) due to appropriate campus health offices (Counselling/Health Services)
- 8/1: Return from Medical Withdrawal - Deadline to complete re-entry meeting with appropriate campus office and for the Office of Academic Advising to receive clearance notification from the Office of Student Affairs/Dean of Students
- 8/1: Return from Academic Separation - Deadline for official transcript(s) to be received. Transcripts must be submitted directly to the Registrar's Office. Contact transfer@stonehill.edu with any transcript questions. Readmission applications cannot be approved prior to transcripts being received and processed.
The Office of Academic Advising coordinates all of the College's resources to focus on and advocate for individual student success. The office provides students with information on academic programs, majors and minors, as well as aids students facing difficulties, academic or otherwise.