regular meetings with a faculty advisor.

  

6.11.3 Ineligibility for Readmission
Any student who has previously been given an academic warning and who again fails to meet the requirements, as outlined under Eligibility for Continuance, Academic Criteria for Continuance in the University, at this or another recognized university or college, will not be eligible for readmission to the following two semesters.

Any student who has previously been given an academic warning and who fails, for the second time, to meet the requirements, as outlined under Eligibility for Continuance, Academic Criteria for Continuance in the University, at this or another recognized university or college, will not be eligible for readmission to the following three semesters. To be considered for readmission after this period, the student will need the recommendation of the head of the appropriate academic unit, or, in the case of a student with an undeclared program of study, a senior faculty advisor.

Any student who fails, for the third time, to meet the requirements, as outlined under Eligibility for Continuance, Academic Criteria for Continuance in the University, at this or another recognized university or college, will be considered for readmission only on appeal following a period of withdrawal of at least six semesters. This appeal will be considered by the Senate Committee on Undergraduate Studies only on the recommendation of the head of the appropriate academic unit, or in the case of a student with an undeclared program of study, a senior faculty advisor.

In very exceptional circumstances, a student who has been required to withdraw under Eligibility for Continuance, Academic Criteria for Continuance in the University may be permitted to return to the University without serving the full period of dismissal. However, this is possible only once a student has served at least one-half of the required dismissal period. An appeal for readmission will only be considered in the case of health issues, bereavement and/or other acceptable cause, duly authenticated.

 Requests shall be submitted to the Office of the Registrar by e-mail to appeals.readmission@mun.ca no later than June 15 for readmission to Fall semester, October 15 for readmission to Winter semester, and February 15 for readmission to Spring semester.

 Requests must include the following information:

name,
current address and telephone number,
Memorial University of Newfoundland email address,
student ID number,
semester to which student is seeking readmission
grounds for the request, and
supporting documentation. Medical documentation should normally be in the form of the Student Health Certificate, available at www.mun.ca/regoff/forms.php.
Certain conditions may be set for students who are readmitted after a period of ineligibility. These conditions are outlined under Academic Warning.

Academic units reserve the right to deny readmission where a student has been determined to have engaged in unprofessional conduct. The code of ethics of the appropriate profession will serve as the guidelines when making this determination. However, should there not be an appropriate code of ethics, the following standard will apply: unprofessional conduct is that conduct which involves a breach of the duties required by professional ethics.