Readmission of Former UCI Graduate Students

A former UCI graduate student is an individual who previoiusly was admitted to a graduate degree program at UCI, was enrolled in classes for that program in the past, but dropped out for a period of time before earning a degree.

Former Graduate Students Without Academic Standing:
Former UCI graduate students, without current academic standing, must reapply for admission in order to continue their education as a graduate student. A graduate student loses their academic standing if they fail to register for classes in one or more quarters.

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Graduate Students Within the Past 2 Years:
If you were enrolled as a graduate student at UCI within the past two years, you need only to submit a newly completed application form, including an updated statement of purpose and transcripts covering any academic work since your last enrollment at UCI. Other, previously submitted documents are on file.

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Applying to a Different Degree Program:
If you are applying to a graduate program other than the one you were previously enrolled in, then you must submit a new application and submit all supporting documentation.

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Application Fee:
The application for readmission must be accompanied by a check for $60 (for U.S. Citizens and lawful U.S. Permanent Residents) or $80 (for all other applicants) made out to "UC Regents".

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