Re-enrolling Students
Any student, including Veterans and U.S. Armed Forces members, may return to Ohio University at the same level and same academic program provided they have not been academically dismissed. A Veteran or U.S. Armed Forces member who may be temporarily unable to attend classes, or have to suspend their studies due to service requirements, may contact the Veterans and Military Student Services Center for assistance to work with faculty members within the current semester to decide the best course of action. Once the Veteran or U.S. Armed Forces member is able to return to classes they will be reinstated into the same program. If the academic program is no longer offered, Ohio University will work with the student to select an alternate program.
Re-enrollment Process
Undergraduate Students
Prior to re-enrollment
- If you were previously academically dismissed from Ohio University, contact your college student services office regarding the procedure to petition for reinstatement.
- If you were previously suspended from Ohio University, contact Office of Community Standards and Student Responsibility, 349 Baker Center, 740.593.2629.
- After you have done so, complete the Re-enrollment form and submit to the Registrar's Office.
After re-enrollment
- Online Account: In order to register for classes, you will need access to your OHIO ID and password. If you do not have access to this, or you do not know what it is, visit the Information Technology website or contact the OIT Service Desk at 740.593.1222.
- Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA):
To combat-the ever-increasing cyber attacks aimed at higher education, OIT now offers Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for students. This is an added verification step to your OHIO login, making it harder for a cyber criminal to use a lost or stolen password to access your account; keeping your personal and financial data protected. MFA will be required for all student accessing the MyOHIO Student Center; setting this up in advance could save some time when you need to register for classes. - Holds:
You will register for classes by accessing MyOHIO Student Center using your OHIO ID and password. First, verify whether you have a priority registration advising hold by looking in the Holds box on the right of the screen. If you have this hold, your academic advisor, your regional campus student services office, or the office of Student Success at OHIO must release this hold before you can register for classes. For additional information regarding holds, contact the Office of the University Registrar, 1st floor Chubb Hall, 740.593.4191, or the Student Success at OHIO, Baker Center 417, 740.566.8888. - Enrollment Appointment Time:
Your enrollment appointment time (the time you can begin registering) can be found in the Enrollment Dates box in the MyOHIO Student Center. If no appointment time displays, then you are eligible to register after contacting your academic advisor. - Advising:
If you plan to remain in your current major, meet with your academic advisor (found in the Advisor box in the MyOHIO Student Center ) for academic advising and to have your Priority Registration Advising hold lifted. If you do not want to remain in your current major, meet with Jenny Klein for academic advising and assistance in having your Priority Registration Advising hold lifted. Select a time to meet with her via Bookings. - Personal Information:
Review your emergency contact, home and mailing addresses, and phone numbers in the MyOHIO Student Center to ensure the information is accurate. - Transfer Credit:
If you have attended any other schools since your last Ohio University enrollment, send transcripts from those schools to the Undergraduate Admissions Office, 120 Chubb Hall, Athens OH 45701, 740.593.4100, admissions@ohio.edu. - On-Campus Housing:
If you need on-campus housing or are required to live on campus, contact Residential Housing, 111 S. Green Drive, 740.593.4090. - Billing Questions:
If you do not know how to read and pay your bill, contact the Office of the Bursar, 010 Chubb Hall, 740.593.4130. - Second Chance Grant Program:
Ohio residents who have earned some college credit but no degree may be eligible for the Second Chance Grant Program. The program provides $3,000 grants to eligible students re-enrolling at a qualifying institution in order to obtain a degree or credential. Questions about eligibility should be directed to the Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships at financial.aid@ohio.edu or 740.593.4141.
Graduate Students
Prior to re-enrollment
- If you were previously suspended from Ohio University, contact Office of Community Standards and Student Responsibility, 349 Baker Center, 740.593.2629.
- If you have not enrolled in graduate courses for a period of several terms, please contact the Graduate College, 102 Grosvenor Hall, 740.593.2800, or graduate@ohio.edu, to confirm that you have the ability to re-enroll. You are also strongly encouraged to contact your academic program to discuss your re-enrollment plans.
- After you have done so, complete the Re-enrollment form and submit to the Graduate College.
After re-enrollment
- Online Account:
In order to register for classes, you will need access to your OHIO ID and password. If you do not have access to this, or you do not know what it is, visit the Information Technology website or contact the OIT Service Desk at 740.593.1222. - Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA):
To combat-the ever-increasing cyber attacks aimed at higher education, OIT now offers Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for students. This is an added verification step to your OHIO login, making it harder for a cyber criminal to use a lost or stolen password to access your account; keeping your personal and financial data protected. MFA will be required for all student accessing the MyOHIO Student Center; setting this up in advance could save some time when you need to register for classes. - Enrollment Appointment Time: Your enrollment appointment time (the time you can begin registering) can be found in the Enrollment Dates box in the MyOHIO Student Center. If no appointment time displays, then you are eligible to register after contacting your academic advisor.
- Advising: You will need to meet with your academic advisor (found in the Advisor box in the MyOHIO Student Center ) for academic advising.
- Personal Information: Review your emergency contact, home and mailing addresses, and phone numbers in the MyOHIO Student Center to ensure the information is accurate.
- Transfer Credit: If you have attended any other schools since your last Ohio University enrollment, send transcripts from those schools to the Graduate College, 102 Grosvenor Hall, Athens OH 45701, 740.593.2800, graduate@ohio.edu.
- Billing Questions: If you do not know how to read or pay your bill, contact the Office of the Bursar, 010 Chubb Hall, 740.593.4130.
Processing Dates
| Term of Re-enrollment | Begin Processing |
|---|---|
| Fall Semester 2024-25 | February 2024 |
| Spring Semester 2024-25 | September 2024 |
| Summer Semester 2024-25 | February 2025 |