Readmission to the University (Undergraduate)

To Readmit:

Students who have withdrawn, fallen out of continuous enrollment, suspended, or dismissed from the university must apply for readmission to the Office of Admissions in order to be re-enrolled in Lakeland classes. Students applying for readmission should:

• Apply prior to the start date of the semester a student wishes to begin coursework.
  • Students must submit their official transcript(s) for any college-level coursework they may have completed elsewhere while absent from Lakeland.
  • Students may be asked for letters of recommendation from any employers or supervisors who observed their work during the time they were absent from Lakeland.
• Readmission requires the complete payment of any balances due to the university.
• Need additional approval of the Vice President for Academic Affairs or designee for students who were dismissed, suspended or on a probational status when they left the university.
  • Readmitted students who officially withdrew or fell out of enrollment in good academic standing return in the same status.
• An overall review of the student’s records relating to prior experience at Lakeland University will occur.
  • This review will include academic performance, conduct, participation in campus community life, compliance with financial obligations, and any other factors deemed relevant.
  • The university reserves the right to make readmission decision based on any combination of the above factors in the best interests of the student as well as the university community.
  • The policy applies to all readmissions regardless of the reasons for the student’s initial withdrawal or suspension from the institution.
  • The policy applies to all readmissions regardless of the reasons for the student’s initial withdrawal, suspension, or dismissal from the institution.

Readmitted students:

• Are subject to the degree requirements in effect at the time of their re-entry to the university.
• Students readmitted in a probation status for their first term of re-enrollment and must meet the terms of probation in order to be eligible for continuing enrollment.