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Marist's Fall Open House
Experience all that Marist has to offer at our Fall Open House.
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Marist's Fall Open House
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Marist's Fall Open House
Experience all that Marist has to offer at our Fall Open House.
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•&²Ô²ú²õ±è;October 13
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Returning to Marist
This information is for students who left ÃÛÔÂÖ±²¥ voluntarily. If you were academically dismissed, please refer to the Reinstatement Policy.
Students who have been enrolled at Marist previously, do not have to reapply through the Admission Office to return from a leave of absence or withdrawal.
Regardless of whether you are out on a leave of absence or withdrawal, you can return to Marist. There are some things to consider before initiating a return. Be sure to consult this list at least two months before registration begins. Registration periods for the 15-week semesters begin in November and April of each year.
Contact Student Financial Services
Your Marist-based scholarships and grants are not guaranteed upon your return. Contact Student Financial Services (SFS) for further information on financial aid eligibility. If you have a financial hold, contact SFS to resolve it.
Contact Housing & Residential Life
Returning to on campus housing is not guaranteed. Contact Housing for availability and for more information. You can also explore local housing options off-campus on their website, as well.
Clear any Health Holds
Any student exiting for medical reasons will be required to submit medical documentation to either Counseling Services or Health Services that clears them to return to the College. Appropriate staff will review this documentation. This documentation must include a summary of diagnosis, treatment, ability to return to campus and fulfill the academic requirements of enrollment, and any need for accommodation or ongoing treatment while at ÃÛÔÂÖ±²¥.
Resolve Your Probationary Holds
Students returning on academic probation will need to contact the Center for Advising & Academic Services (CAAS) prior to contacting any other offices to be activated. Please send an email from your Marist email account with your name, CWID, and the semester you wish to return to Advising@marist.edu. You will be expected to follow any and all probationary requirements when you return.
Activate Your Registration Eligibility
To activate your records after a leave or withdraw, contact the Registrar’s Office. If you have not been in attendance at Marist for 4 or more fall/spring semesters, you will need to complete a short readmission form. This form is only available through the Registrar’s Office. If you are having difficulty accessing your Marist Mail please contact the Help Desk at Helpdesk@marist.edu or 845-575-HELP (4357) or visit their reactivation site.
Contact Your Advisor to Become Enabled
Once you are reactivated, you will need to contact your advisor to review your degree progress, and course selection for registration. Once they approve your plans they will remove their hold on your account. It is recommended that, if possible, you try to see your advisor during the initial advising periods for the 15-week sessions in October or March. This will allow you to be prepared to register when registration opens in November or April.