Carroll Community College

Section One: Academic Regulations

Readmission Policy

XII. READMISSION POLICY

A. Students who withdraw from the College will be eligible for readmission at any time.

B. A student academically suspended from the College for the first time because of unsatisfactory academic performance will be eligible for readmission twelve months after the end of the term in which he or she was suspended. An academically suspended student desiring immediate readmission for the following term must appeal in writing to the Dean of Student Affairs or a designated representative at least two (2) weeks prior to the first day of the academic term for which the student seeks readmission. Readmission will be reviewed with the possibility of a limit placed on the number of credits to be attempted. Under exceptional circumstances, immediate readmission with restrictions may be granted by the Dean of Student Affairs or representative upon written approval. The College reserves the right to deny readmission and/or admission to individual curricula.

C. Students who are suspended from Carroll occasionally enroll at other institutions during the suspension time. Please note that transfer credit (including credit earned via credit by exam or the College Level Examination Program, and/or CLEP) will be accepted in transfer even if the course has been attempted at Carroll, but will not improve the student's Carroll Community College grade point average.

D.Students who do not enroll for two consecutive years must follow the requirements in effect when they re-enroll.