Readmission Form - College of William and Mary

Office of the Dean of StudentsApplication for Undergraduate ReadmissionDuring your time away, did you attend any other college or university? [ ]No [ ]Yes**** Please provide the name(s) of the institution(s) and dates of attendance:Were you enrolled as a degree-seeking candidate at that institution? [ ]No [ ]Yes****Note:: If you responded, “Yes,” you CANNOT be readmitted to the College using this form.You must submit a NEW ADMISSION APPLICATON to the Office of Admission.Please list your activities and/or employment since you last attended the College. Please include the dates.Have you been convicted of a felony since you were first admitted to William and Mary?[ ] Yes [ ] NoI certify that the information in this application is accurate. I understand that, if I am readmitted, any untruthfulstatement in this application would result in immediate revocation of my admission to the College. I also understand thatthe honor code is an agreement among undergraduate students to not lie, cheat, nor steal. This pledge is given andeffective upon matriculation to the College.Signature of Applicant: ________________________________________________ Date: ____________________________Return this form to theOffice of the Dean of Students, The College of William & Mary, 109 Campus Center,P.O. Box 8795Williamsburg, VA 23187-8975Phone (757) 221-25102510 Fax (757) 221-2538 TDD (757) 221-23022302G:\PUBLICATIONS\Forms\Currently Active\Readmission Instructions and Form REVISED 11-20-08.docx

Office of the Dean of StudentsInstructions for Undergraduate Readmission• If you have enrolled as a degree-seeking candidate at another college since last attending The College of William and Mary,you must contact the Office of Admissions (221-4223) to reapply to the College. Do not use this form.• The College is unable to process applications which are not received three weeks prior to the first day of classes. Studentswho were medically withdrawn should allow at least four weeks for the clearance process and readmission.• You must be in good standing in order to be readmitted. If you were suspended from the College for academic deficiency, itwill be necessary for you to petition the Committee on Academic Status through the Office of the Dean of Students and bereinstated to good standing prior to readmission.• If you received a medical withdrawalof the Dean of Students for details.• If you claim Virginia domiciliary status for in-state tuition privileges, you MUST submit the Application for Virginia In-StateTuition Privileges to the University Registrar’s Office BEFORE classes begin, regardless of what your former tuition statuswas, and regardless of the length of time you were away from the college• If you have attended any institution since last attending William and Mary, and received prior approval for transfer credit,you must request an official transcript from the institution you attended to be sent directly to the Office of the UniversityRegistrar, The College of William and Mary, P.O. Box 8795, Williamsburg, VA 23187-8795. 8795. Only credits taken with priorapproval from the College, and while you were in good standing at William and Mary, are eligible for transfer consideration.• International students on F1 or J1 visas who have been readmitted must contact the Reves Center for a new I-20 or DS-2019before they can re-enter the U.S. See www.wm.edu/revescenter/iss/visa/students/readmit.php for details.• Flex-Track students may wish to contact the Financial Aid Office about tuition and financial aid packages.INFORMATION CONCERNING CLASSIFICATION AS A VIRGINIA STUDENTAll determinations of in-state tuition eligibility are dictated by the regulations set forth by the State Council of Higher Education forVirginia (SCHEV).Eligibility for in-state tuition privileges is governed by Section 23-7.4 of the Code of Virginia. To be eligible for in-state status,Virginia must be the present, fixed home of the individual to which he/she returns following temporary absences and at which he/sheintends to stay indefinitely. Residence or physical presence in Virginia primarily to attend college does not entitle you to in-statetuition rates.Your primary purpose in moving to Virginia must have been to establish yourself as a resident of Virginia. Residence must have beencontinuous for 365 days preceding the first day of classes of the semester in which you wish to be considered as a resident. Allapplicants for admission to The College of William and Mary, both new and re-entry, entry, who believe they are qualified for Virginia in-state tuition rates, must complete an application for Virginia in-state tuition.The deadline for the application is either the readmission application deadline, or the first day of classes of the semester for which in-state status is sought, whichever is earlier. No change in status will be granted for a semester er in progress. Applicants who claimprivileges based on Virginia domicile should complete the enclosed Application for Virginia Tuition Rates. Applications are alsoavailable from the Office of the University Registrar at http://www.wm.edu/registrar/forms.php. . Any questions about domicileeligibility should be directed to the Domicile Officer, Room 108, Registrar's Office, Blow Memorial Hall or via email toKimberly.Momballou wm.edu.HONOR CODEThe Honor Code is an agreement among undergraduate students to not lie, cheat, nor steal. This pledge is given and effective uponmatriculation to the College.If you have any questions about the readmission process,please call the Office of the Dean of Students at (757) 221-2510,or send an email to deanofstudents@wm.eduG:\PUBLICATIONS\Forms\Currently Active\Readmission Instructions and Form REVISED 11-20-08.docxwhen you last attended W&M, you will need to obtain clearance. Contact the Office