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Readmittance After Suspension

 

You may take courses at other institutions while away from the University, and receive credit for those courses (please check with U of M admissions or your major department to make sure that the courses you are thinking of taking will transfer in).

For most students who have been suspended, taking some time off from the University is a good thing, as it provides an opportunity to reevaluate your goals and priorities and to work through whatever issues were keeping you from performing at your maximum potential.

Procedure for Readmittance

Letter of intent: you must submit a 1-2 page letter to the MLK Program stating the following information:

1. For what semester are you seeking readmission?

2. What factors/behaviors contributed to your suspension?

3. What did you do with your time away from the U?

4. What has changed and what do you plan to do differently to ensure a successful academic semester/career?

5. What major/academic plan will you be pursuing upon readmission?

Letter can be addressed as follows:

Attn: Scholastic Committee Representative
Martin Luther King Program
College of Liberal Arts
19 Johnston Hall
101 Pleasant St. SE
Mpls, MN 55455

Deadlines for readmission for Fall 2008, letters must be received in the MLK office by:
August 1, 2008.

For readmission for Spring 2009, letters must be received in the MLK office by: December 11, 2008.

Please expect one to two weeks before you receive the response to your request.


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