Readmission is not guaranteed for a student who has been academically dismissed. A student seeking readmission after academic dismissal is required to take at least one term of unenrollment from the Institute. After this time, a student may apply for readmission using the Readmission Application.
Readmission is not considered after a second academic dismissal.
Students may only apply for readmission to the same degree level (graduate or undergraduate) as they were in their most recent term of enrollment. A student may not use the readmission process to apply for a new degree level. A student last enrolled as an undergraduate student must apply through Graduate Education to seek admission to a graduate-level program or to study as a non-degree seeking student at the graduate level. A student last enrolled as a graduate student must apply through undergraduate Admission to pursue study for an undergraduate degree or study as a non-degree seeking student at the undergraduate level.
Readmission is not guaranteed. Schools and Colleges must recommend readmission. The Readmission policy supersedes the Change of Major Policy. No school or college is obligated to readmit a student. The decision to approve or deny readmission after academic dismissal is made through a petition to the faculty via the Institute Undergraduate Curriculum Committee (IUCC) after a multi-step review process. You may review the review process in the Catalog.
Before submitting your application, complete the following steps. Addressing these items early prevents delays in your readmission process.
Academic Documentation
- Official Transcripts from all colleges, universities or schools attended after you were enrolled at Georgia Tech and before the time you apply for Readmission. (sent separately from the Readmission application)
- Statement of Purpose (Uploaded with the Readmission application)
Schedule Consultation with Readmission Case Manager
The Retention and Completion Initiatives team within the Office of Undergraduate Education and Student Success provides support for students seeking readmission following academic dismissal. Students seeking readmission following academic dismissal will be assigned a Readmission Case Manager to support you throughout the readmission process. Schedule here.
To ensure sufficient time for processing, advising, and course registration, please adhere to the following deadlines. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis; therefore, applications received after these deadlines will be reviewed for the next academic term.
| Term | Deadline |
|---|---|
| Fall | April 1 |
| Spring | October 1 |
| Summer | February 1 |
We are currently accepting applications for readmission for Spring 2027.
Do not begin more than one application unless you are instructed to do so by a representative from the Office of the Registrar. Beginning more than one application may result in a delay in the processing of your readmission.
The application for readmission for Summer 2027 will be available in October.
Apply now: Spring 2027
Effective July 1, 2026, the readmission form requires payment of a $75.00 fee.
Students are readmitted under the current catalog that is in effect at the time of readmission. If a student wishes to follow the degree requirements from a catalog in effect prior to the term of readmission, they must make a request to the Major School by submitting a separate Petition to the Faculty Form. There is no guarantee that such a request will be granted and readmitted students should be prepared to follow the current degree requirements as outlined in the current catalog. Readmitted students should also be aware of the 10-year rule. Programs of study that have been deactivated or terminated are not available for readmission. Students who were enrolled in a program of study that has since been deactivated are eligible for readmission to the Institute; however, they must select an active program at the time of readmission. Once a decision is made to no longer admit students to a program of study due to an impending deactivation or termination, readmission is also not allowed.
The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia requires all students to submit immunization records prior to registration for classes. Please visit www.health.gatech.edu. Click on "Immunization Requirements" and follow the step by step instructions on submitting the correct immunization forms. It is very important to upload the immunization documents as instructed. This will expedite the processing of your immunization forms. If you have any questions concerning this process, please contact Stamps Health Services at Georgia Tech at 404-894-1432.
In accordance with University System of Georgia policy, all students admitted to Georgia Tech must verify both their lawful presence in the United States and their legal name before enrolling. It's possible for one document to satisfy both requirements. Please find the list of documents approved to satisfy these requirements here:
Under guidelines established by the Board of Regents(BOR) of the University System of Georgia (USG), Georgia Tech is required to determine the tuition classification for tuition payment purposes of all applicants or students of the University in accordance with BOR Policy 4.3.2 Student Residency: https://usg.policystat.com/search/?reference=147942&sort=name.