Students seeking return after dismissal must:

• Submit academic improvement plan
• Demonstrate readiness (transfer credits, workforce experience, or coursework)
• Comply with a structured re-entry contract
• Petition to return by the institutional reinstatement committee interview after one full semester
• Required course repeats must be within active programs retained under SB 185 program review.

Program Availability and Constraints

• Appeals tied to closed and on teach-out programs cannot result in reinstatement to those programs.
• Alternative pathways or program redirection may be offered where feasible.

Financial and Administrative Considerations

• Appeals outcomes must not create unfunded liabilities or violate spending controls.
• Any decision affecting tuition, aid, or institutional cost must comply with SB 185 financial oversight requirements.

Entities Affected

• Academic Affairs
• Registrar
• Financial Aid
• Bursar
• Office of the President
• Council on Postsecondary Education (as applicable)

Policy Authority

Provost/Vice President for Academic Affairs, with oversight and exception authority exercised in accordance with SB 185 by the University President.

Related Policies

• Academic Standing Policy
• Enrollment and Admissions Policy
• Program Review and Discontinuation Policy (SB 185)

Effective Date

This revised policy is effective immediately upon adoption and supersedes prior provisions.