Re-enrollment - FAQs
To be eligible for re-enrollment support through Complete Penn State, a student must be:
- no more than five years out from their last semester of enrollment in a degree program at Penn State.
- currently seeking to re-enroll as a degree-seeking undergraduate student at Penn State
- one or two semesters away from completing a first associate’s or bachelor’s degree (30 or fewer credits remaining)
- in good academic standing (2.0 GPA or higher) before they stopped out from their degree program
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experiencing or have previously experienced a hardship that is complicating degree completion
Complete Penn State supports returning students by developing an action plan for re-enrollment. We work to connect students with key department contacts, academic advisors, and essential University resources.
No. Students who re-enroll may apply for the Completion scholarship once they are fully enrolled, have met with their academic advisor to confirm outstanding degree requirements, and have a financial aid award package posted to their LionPATH account.
Any student who is interested in re-enrolled at the university should be aware of the re-enrollment policy and process. These can be found here:
- Policy: K-1: Re-enrollment as a Degree Candidate
- Policy: 83-80
- Policy: M4
- Process: Re-enrollment
- List of programs for adult learners