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If a student is seeking readmission for any reason other than academic performance or academic misconduct, including suspensions for disciplinary reasons, the VP of Student Affairs/Dean of Students will work with the Provost OfficeProvost’s office, who, in consultation with other officials, as appropriate, will determine the student’s readiness to return. This may involve a Readmission readmission consultation with the student and other CARE Team members. In cases where a written progress assessment from a treating health professional is required, EMU will require a release from the student to permit appropriate officials to discuss current treatment and follow-up needs with the treating health professional.

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Appealing the Admission Decision
Any applicant who is denied admission, or who is granted conditional admission may appeal that decision by filing a written request for review to the director Director of Admissions within 10 days of being notified of the decision. The student should include with that request any additional supporting information not previously available, particularly information of an academic nature.

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Part-Time Enrollment
Part-time enrollment is defined as taking 11 SH or fewer in a semester. To enroll for 6 in six hours or more, a student must apply and be admitted to the university through the Admissions office (see The University Application and the respective section depending on student type for more details).

Students may enroll for in fewer than 6 six hours by completing registration forms available from the university registrar's office.

High School Concurrent Enrollment
Students in their senior year of high school may enroll in one course per semester, with the written recommendation from their high school guidance counselor or principal. Registration for credit or audit by persons not yet at the high school senior level or by high school seniors who want to take more than one course per semester must have special approval from the vice president and a dean. Contact the university registrar's office (registrar@emu.edu) for details.

Preparation for Enrollment

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  • Submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) to apply for financial aid.

  • Submit the Tuition DepositA tuition deposit of $200 is required of new and readmitted students prior to enrollment and is credited to the student’s account. The deposit is nonrefundable after May 1 (fall enrollment) or December 1 (spring enrollment). On-campus housing assignments and course registration will not be made prior to the receipt of the tuition deposit.

  • Personalized Enrollment Checklist - Once the tuition deposit is paid, an automated email is sent to the student to set up their EMU account. Then, new students can access their personalized enrollment checklist in the myEMU platform: https://emu.edu/checklist.

    • Medical Forms - The university requires new students to complete the Physical Examination Record prior to the first day of classes.

    • Course Registration - A first-year academic adviser advisor will reach out to each new student directly to set up an advising appointment and help them select their courses for the fall. These appointments begin in late May and are prioritized by earliest deposit date. This advisor will be their Transitions course instructor for the fall and will be their academic advisor during their first year

    • Financial Assistance/Loan Applications - New and returning students who wish to be considered for financial assistance are required to complete financial assistance forms early in the calendar year prior to enrollment. Deadlines and appropriate forms are available from the financial assistance office.

    • Payment of First Semester Bill - Payment for each semester is due one week before classes begin. See the Tuition and Fees section for more details.

    • Fall Orientation and Registration - All new students are expected to participate in orientation sessions held immediately prior to the start of classes. Students are introduced to more specific details related to campus living and student life expectations. Details regarding these sessions are sent several weeks in advance. All students (including those who participated in spring registration) participate in final fall registration at the start of the school year.

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