Reapplying to Notre Dame
Readmission Committee
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
University of Notre Dame
220 Main Building
Notre Dame, IN 46556-5602
GENERAL INFORMATION
A student who has discontinued study in a degree-seeking program at Notre Dame may be eligible for readmission to the University. To be readmitted, a student must be approved by all of the following offices:
- The college to which the student applies
- The Office of Student Affairs
- The Office of Student Financial Services
If you left the University for academic reasons, you may have to fulfill specific academic requirements at another institution before being considered for readmission to Notre Dame. In many cases these courses need to be pre-approved in order to be considered. You will want to contact the advisor you worked with before leaving the University. If you are unsure of who to contact, please refer to the list below. You should apply to the College where you intend to major, as long as you are in good academic standing. If you are on probation/dismissal status, you must reapply to the College which dismissed you. In order to transfer between colleges, you must be in good academic standing.
First Year of Studies: Dean Hugh Page, 574-631-7421
College of Arts and Letters: Asst. Dean Ava Preacher, 574-631-8637
College of Engineering: Asst. Dean Cathy Pieronek, 574-631-5531
College of Science: Asst. Dean Kathleen Kolberg, 574-631-6375
Mendoza College of Business: Asst. Dean Sam Gaglio, 574-631-6602
School of Architecture: Fr. Richard Bullene, 574-631-7723
Students who are seeking readmission to the University will not be considered for readmission with an outstanding student account balance. Contact the Student Accounts Office to inquire about any balance or payment procedures: (574) 631-7113 or e-mail: stdacct.1@nd.edu.
NOTE: A student on an official leave of absence form the University does not need to apply for readmission.
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
The applicant must submit to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions a completed application and an official transcript along with catalog course descriptions from each college attended (if any) since leaving Notre Dame.
NOTE: In some cases, the offices evaluating a student’s application may request additional information.
Application materials and transcripts should be sent to the Readmission Committee at the address listed at the top of this page.
DEADLINES
Application due:
Fall Semester April 15
Spring Semester October 1
Fall-semester applicants will be notified of the Readmission Committee’s decision between June 1 and July 1. Spring-semester applicants usually will be notified between December 1 and January 15. Please note that notification dates are subject to extensions at the Committee’s discretion.
COST OF ATTENDANCE
The average 2011–2012 Notre Dame undergraduate student expense budget includes:
| Tuition and Fees: | $41,420 |
| Room and Board: | 11,390 |
| Books and Supplies: | 950 |
| Personal Expenses: | 1,000 |
| Transportation (may vary): | 500 |
| Total Cost of Attendance: | $55,260 |
Actual costs vary based on housing accommodations, travel costs, and personal expenses. Annual increases in the cost of a Notre Dame education are anticipated.
FINANCIAL AID APPLICATION PROCEDURES
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA and the CSS Financial Aid PROFILE) serve as the official applications for need-based financial aid at the University of Notre Dame, including University scholarship programs. Unless otherwise noted, no additional applications are required to be considered for all scholarship/grant programs the Financial Aid Office administers.
In accordance with federal guidelines, applicants for financial aid are required to submit a written letter of appeal requesting reinstatement of financial aid eligibility. Applicants for readmission also should contact the Financial Aid Office regarding the requirements for reinstatement of financial aid (if student is readmitted).
| Priority Deadline | Online Applications | School Code |
|---|---|---|
| 3/31/2012 |
CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE Application at collegeboard.com |
1841 |
| 3/31/2012 |
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at fafsa.gov |
001840 |
(Please note that some state programs may have an earlier deadline.)
Institutional Documentation Service (IDOC)
The University of Notre Dame participates in the College Board’s Institutional Documentation Service (IDOC). Applicants should send the following supporting documentation to the College Board IDOC service rather than to the Notre Dame Financial Aid Office.
|
Priority Deadline |
IDOC |
|
|
5/1/2012 |
|
HOUSING
Because of the overwhelming popularity of living in the residence halls, the University has a very limited number of spaces to house readmitted students on campus. We do everything we can to offer housing to those confirmed readmitted students who wish to live on campus, but oftentimes there is not enough space.
After admission and official confirmation of intention to enroll with the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, readmits who desire on-campus accommodations must apply online for housing following the instructions in their confirmation packets. A waitlist is maintained of students who have completed the online housing application. Information about the wait list and the procedure for making assignments may be obtained from the Office of Housing. Students may need to live off campus for at least a semester (perhaps longer) before receiving a residence hall assignment. For more information, you may contact the Director of Housing at (574) 631-5875 or housing@nd.edu.
