Interrupted Enrollment

Students may find it necessary to interrupt progress toward their degree; leave Chapman, and decide to return at a later date.

Undergraduate students who wish to return to Chapman University after two years of their last completed term must apply for readmission through the Office of Admission. Applicants for re-admission will be required to satisfy the current academic entrance requirements.

If a student leaves the university in good standing and returns within two years of his or her last completed term, the student will retain the right to elect program requirements in effect at the time of leaving Chapman.

How to begin Interrupted Enrollment:

• Complete current term and do not register for the upcoming term
• If interrupting enrollment before the end of the term, follow Steps to Withdraw

How to re-enroll:

• Review your program evaluation on Web Advisor
• Meet with your program advisor
• Add your classes through Web Advisor
• or, Submit class Add/Drop form to the Registrar’s Office

Retain requirements from original catalog if:

• the major is still offered by Chapman
• the major is not impacted by selective admission
• the major was not significantly changed by regulatory requirements

Coursework taken during leave:

• Provide transcripts to the Registrar's Office prior to re-enrollment
• Non-satisfactory performance may nullify re-enrollment
• Study abroad courses require prior approval from the Center for Global Education and the Office of the Registrar