Starting College – Admissions at South University

If you withdrew from all of your classes within the last year, start by completing your application for readmission.

If you have been out of school for over a year, click on Live Chat, Let Us Call You or complete the "I Have Questions" form.

You could return the next starting term as long as you are academically eligible and have completed the financial aid process.

You should contact your lender. If you do not know who your lender is, you should contact a Student Loan Advisor or Financial Aid Officer who assisted you when you last attended.

You should contact the Accounting Office at the school you last attended.

The South University campus location where you desire to transfer would make that determination based on receiving and reviewing an official transcript from your former school.

You would want to discuss this decision with your Academic Advisor and/or the Departmental Director prior to changing your major/program.

You can contact your Registrar and/or your Departmental Director.

It depends on when the credits were earned and other criteria. We recommend that you speak to your Academic Advisor and/or Departmental Director to review your academic record with you.

If you have attended another school or college since last attending South University, you should contact the Admissions Office at the South University location you wish to return to and they will be able to explain the school policy on transfer of credits, post-matriculation.

If you were dismissed from school and now desire to get back into school, you should speak to the Student Affairs Office at your school. They can assist you with the specific appeal procedures at that location.

There are no readmission fees if you are returning within one year from your last date of attendance. However, if you have been out of school for more than one year, you should contact the Admissions Office of your South University location to discuss any associated fees, admission criteria and other pertinent admission information.

Student Aid Links^*

• Free Application for Federal Student Aid
• Student Aid on the Web
• American Student Assistance
• Mapping Your Future

^*Financial Aid is available to those who qualify.

Student Professional and Advice Links

• U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
• Nontraditional Students Enrich U.S. College Campuses