Returning Student Frequently Asked Questions
Please contact the Registrar’s Office at registrar@usfca.edu to obtain information on any holds that may be on your student record.
Returning students are eligible to apply for financial aid. Please fill out the Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) form Readmit SAP Status Request prior to being readmitted to assess your financial aid eligibility. Additional information can be found at myusf.usfca.edu/financial-aid or by emailing financialaid@usfca.edu.
Returning students are those that have taken courses at USF in the past and wish to return to complete their degree. Transfer students are transferring from another institution and have never taken classes at USF. If you have taken courses from another institution during your time away, you will need to upload a copy of your unofficial transcript on the Undergraduate Readmission Application.
Returning students are required to fill out the Undergraduate Readmission Application. The process generally takes 5-7 business days, but may take up to three weeks. After you have been officially readmitted to USF, you will receive additional information and Next Steps.
Yes, you can change into another major or program, except for Nursing and Undeclared Business.
Please contact the department of the undergraduate major you are planning to complete for the College of Arts and Sciences or somundergrad@usfca.edu for the School of Management.
Students can apply to any major except for Nursing and Undeclared Business.
After being officially readmitted to USF, you will have an opportunity to connect with an academic advisor.
Returning students are eligible to apply for housing. Additional information can be found at myusf.usfca.edu/housing.
Students who were academically disqualified cannot apply for readmission without first appealing the disqualification.
For students disqualified from a bachelor’s program in the College of Arts & Sciences or the School of Management (excluding the Bachelor of Arts program in Management), follow the appeals process with the Academic Disqualification Appeals Committee in the Center for Academic and Student Achievement (CASA).
For students disqualified from the Bachelor of Arts program in Management, contact Denise Mostowfi, Director of Academic Coaching and Transition for CASA, at dmostowfi@usfca.edu to appeal the academic disqualification.
For students disqualified from the Bachelor of Science program in Public Health, contact Stacey Kohut, Director of Undergraduate Student Services for the School of Nursing & Health Professions, at sekohut1@usfca.edu to appeal the disqualification. If the appeal is successful, students may submit the Undergraduate Readmissions Application.
Nursing students who were disqualified from the program cannot appeal the decision and, therefore, cannot reapply to the nursing program. Rather, they are encouraged to submit a reapplication for a different program.
International students should contact the ISSS office at myusf.usfca.edu/isss.
Returning students can return as an undeclared major (ie. Undeclared Arts, Undeclared Sciences) with the exception of Undeclared Business.
You must select a major that is currently available at USF.