All students requesting re-admission to the college, regardless of their cause for withdrawing, must submit a letter to the Dean of Undergraduate Studies explaining the circumstances of their departure from the college, their reasons for requesting to return to Assumption, what they have been doing during their time away, and how the circumstances leading to their withdrawal have changed. Once it has been determined that the student’s withdrawal was not the result of financial, academic or disciplinary measures, the applicant will be cleared to apply for re-admission through the Admission Office.

Students who have been required to withdraw for academic or disciplinary reasons shall be ineligible for re-admission for one full semester, excluding summer school. In addition to the letter described above, these students will further be required to send to the office of the Dean of Undergraduate Studies official transcripts of academic work done since leaving the college, and letters of recommendation from professors, employers, and other relevant persons in support of his or her application. Other materials may be required in order to demonstrate that all issues leading to the student’s departure have been addressed by the student during his or her time away.

The Dean of Undergraduate Studies will notify these students in writing if re-admission is permitted or denied. If the student is re-admitted, he/she will be on Conditional Enrollment, and required to meet regularly with the Dean of Undergraduate Studies, and/or Dean of Students, and must follow any and all conditions set at the time of re-admission.

To be considered for fall admission, all required documents must be submitted no later than July 1st. For spring semester admission, all required documents must be submitted no later than December 21st.