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Re-enrollment Overview | Student Success Office

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The University expects all degree-seeking students to make satisfactory progress toward earning their degrees by maintaining a cumulative 2.00 GPA or above. However, circumstances sometimes prevent students from maintaining a 2.00 GPA or cause students to take a break from attending the University. Any student who is not continuously enrolled (Fall and Spring semesters) must complete a Re-enrollment application. Re-enrollment is the process by which these former students return to the University. Students may apply for Re-enrollment to the University of Maryland, if: *For students in Freshman Connection, the Spring semester after Freshman Connection is considered your first semester for the purpose of re-enrollment. Students should apply through the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, if: Students should contact Extended Studies, if: Students should contact the Graduate School, if: A student’s re-enrollment application will be reviewed by the Faculty Petition Board if: A student’s reen

Re-enrollment Overview | Student Success Office Skip to main content Re-enrollment Overview The University expects all degree-seeking students to make satisfactory progress toward earning their degrees by maintaining a cumulative 2.00 GPA or above. However, circumstances sometimes prevent students from maintaining a 2.00 GPA or cause students to take a break from attending the University. Any student who is not continuously enrolled (Fall and Spring semesters) must complete a Re-enrollment application. Re-enrollment is the process by which these former students return to the University. Eligib

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