READMISSION
Readmission to Baccalaureate Programs
Undergraduate students not in attendance during three or more academic semesters (including summer semester) must complete the "Application for Readmission" and provide any required documentation. The form must be filed according to readmission deadlines stated in the current academic calendar. No fee is required. Catalog year is automatically updated for readmitting students. Undergraduates can use the readmission application form to change their major upon readmission only if their UWF grade point average is 2.0 or above. 

Degree-seeking students file the readmission application in the Office of Admissions. Official transcripts from each college or university attended since previous enrollment at UWF must be submitted to the Office of Admissions prior to readmission. If a student is currently enrolled at another institution, the final transcript must be submitted when the term has ended. 

Readmission is not automatic (see Academic Suspension and Reinstatement). Readmission applications for suspended students cannot be processed until students are reinstated by the college of their former major. Students who subsequently earn an associate of arts degree (A.A.) at another Florida public institution should refer to the A.A. Forgiveness policy section.

Returning non-degree students file a new non-degree student application in the Office of Admissions. Transcripts are not required.

Readmission to Master's and Specialist Programs
Graduate students not in attendance during three or more academic semesters (including summer semester), but less than five years, must complete the "Application for Readmissions" and provide any required documentation. The form must be filed according to readmission deadlines stated in the current academic calendar. No fee is required.

Graduate students who last attended their graduate programs over five years ago must reapply to their program.

Readmission to Ed.D. Program
Doctoral candidates who do not attend three consecutive semesters must formally reapply to the University and to the Program. Readmission to the Doctoral Program is at the discretion of the Ed.D. Admissions Committee.