Victory University 2012-2013 Academic Catalog

upon the class taken but will not be as rigorous as for degree-seeking students. A student
admitted as an auditor who desires to pursue a degree or take classes for credit at a later time
must first re-apply as a degree-seeking student. A class taken as Audit status for zero credit can
never be transferred to a course in which credit is received. If the auditor decides to apply for
regular admittance, any coursework taken under Audit status will not count towards a degree
and depending on the degree program, can be required to be re-taken for credit. For further
information regarding audited coursework, please refer to the Academic Information section of
the catalog.
Readmission
Students who have been previously admitted to Victory University are required to reapply to
the university if one of the following situations occurs:
• Student has not registered for a course with Victory for a period of one (1) year from their
last application
• Student has not completed coursework with Victory University for more than a period of
(1) year from their last date of attendance
• Student has officially withdrawn from the university
• Student was academically suspended due to Academic Probation Failure.
Students who apply for readmission are not guaranteed readmission. Students readmitted to
the university are subject to the policies and program requirements at the time of the
readmission. In order to be considered for readmission, students must adhere to the following
criteria:
Application for readmission: This form is available in Admissions. The re-applicant must
be cleared through the Business Office, Office of Financial Aid and Scholarship, and the
Registrar in order to be considered for re-admission. Final clearance and acceptance will
be determined by the Director of Re-Enrollment. A minimum 2.0 Grade Point Average
(GPA) (4.00 scale) is required for regular admission.
Students with less than a 2.0 returning GPA may apply to the institution using the
Probationary Acceptance guidelines found at the end of this section in the catalog.
1. Students seeking re-admission must work with the Office of Financial Aid and
Scholarships to determine financial aid eligibility as eligibility is not guaranteed upon
readmission to the institution.
2. Final Official Transcripts: Transcripts must be on file with the Registrar’s office. Should
additional transfer credits need to be considered, the student has the responsibility to
ensure the university receives additional official transcripts. Official transcripts may
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