CELEBRATING

Returning to CityU

We’re here to help you graduate!

We’re excited that you’re thinking about coming back to CityU! To help with your successful re-entry, below you’ll find some helpful tips, first steps, and some frequently asked questions about readmission. We look forward to helping you get back on the track to graduation! Here are some helpful tips and first steps to get back on track to graduation.

Ready to Get Started?

Still deciding? Here are your next steps:

  1. Contact Britney Taylor, your Readmissions Advisor to set up a quick initial call.
  2. Consider the following: your life balance, affordability, and your overall readiness.

How do you know if you’re ready to come back?

 

 

Life Balance

Our students and graduates are adult learners, balancing both personal and professional responsibilities. Here’s a story of a returning student who seems to have navigated it all and is about to cross that stage himself!

(You can also try what’s called a time audit to see where school will fit into your busy schedule).

 

 

Affordability

We understand that school is a big investment in your family and your future. And your long-term financial plan is critical.

 Here are a few resources that can help guide you through what is available for your ongoing financial support:

 

 

Overall Readiness

Graduating is more like a marathon than a sprint. And life doesn’t always cease to throw us curveballs.

You’ve made it this far, but you might have some additional physical, mental, or emotional considerations. Please see additional services listed below:

 

Meet your Readmissions Advisor!

Britney Taylor, Readmissions Advisor

Hi future graduates! I’m Britney, your Readmissions Advisor, and I’ll be your support and your guide as you re-enter your program.

Here is a little bit about me:

•     I’ve worked specifically with returning students for almost 5 years.

•     I’m passionate about empowering you with teh resources and tools you need to cross the stage.

•     I’m originally from SoCal, but I currently live in Atlanta!

You can reach me by calling 206.504.2752, or by emailing taylorbritney@cityu.edu. I look forward to working with you!

 

 

FAQ’s


Your Readmission Advisor would need to receive your new readmit application in order for your file to be officially updated by the Registrar. Once the update is received, your Readmission Advisor will reach out to review it in detail.
If there have been any changes to your program requirements since your last enrollment, your Readmission Advisor will work to maintain as much credit as possible, as the goal is to get you to the finish line as quickly as possible.

Your Readmission Advisor will help to verify current program requirements and see if they differ from the previously enrolled program. Once you’ve selected the program in which you are interested, an enrollment advisor will compare your existing credits with your program requirements. Our academic programs are reviewed annually to ensure that they are meeting current standards and are career relevant for today’s in-demand jobs. Due to our review process, some programs are discontinued and/or revised. If your prior program has been revised or no longer exists, we will work with you to apply your existing credits to a current program.

For any questions regarding your balance, please email billing@cityu.edu. Once you have connected with the Billing department, please reach out to your Readmission Advisor for more information on how to proceed with your re-enrollment.
No transcripts are required if you haven’t attended anywhere else since your last CityU enrollment. If you do have transcripts to submit, please order an official copy to be sent to transcripts@cityu.edu and mail to:

City University of Seattle
Office of the Registrar
521 Wall Street, Ste 100
Seattle, WA 98121

Connect with your Readmission Advisor by email at taylorbritney@cityu.edu.
After no enrollment for over 365 days, a student is required to apply under the current catalog. A new application is also required after an official student withdrawal and after academic suspension or other specific outlines from the Office of the Registrar.
There is no fee required for returning students to complete the readmission form.
For a student to be readmitted following suspension, the student must submit a written, signed petition to the Readmission Committee within four terms (one year) of the suspension. Upon review of the request, if readmission is approved, the student will receive written notice outlining the conditions under which their studies may resume. The status Provisionally Readmitted appears as a permanent record on the student’s transcript. A student who has been provisionally readmitted is still considered to be on suspension, and if academic performance does not improve during the next term, and/or if the student does not follow the conditions outlined by the Readmission Committee, they may be dismissed, at the discretion of the Registrar. For more information on Academic Policies, please view the Catalog’s policy on Academic Standing.

 

Ready to Get Started?