Return 2 Complete FAQ

• Students who have attended UHD but were not enrolled at the institution for the last 14 months may qualify for readmission.
• Must have a UHD GPA prior to readmissions.
• Pursuing an undergraduate degree.
• Post-Bac undergraduate degree-seeking.
  • For graduate returning students, please contact the graduate admissions office for next steps.
  • For returning transfer students who applied to UHD but did not enroll/attend classes, please contact the transfer admissions team for next steps.

• Application fee waived for all former/returning students.
• Former students who self-reported all prior institutions attended and submitted official transcripts to UHD do not have to resubmit official transcripts.
• If students did not list all schools previously attended during their initial enrollment at UHD, may be asked to submit official transcripts to continue application review.

• Incomplete Application: Please review outstanding items in the student center to complete the application process.
  • If you submitted all documents and the application is incomplete, please contact the R2C team at r2c@uhd.edu.
• Complete-No Decision: Please review the Academic/GPA status for suspension/dismissal students.
  • For more information on academic appeal process, refer to the Academic Suspension/Dismissal Appeal Form.
  • If your GPA is in good academic standing and your application is complete-no decision, please contact the R2C team at r2c@uhd.edu.

• Access your myUHD Student Account to review outstanding items, application status and student records in the Student Services Center.
• If student account is disabled, please verify if you have an active application on file.
• After you re-submit your UHD application and if you are unable to reset the password online, please contact the IT Service Desk for a temporary password.

• Students enrolled at UHD prior to 2019.
• If you have a 900 number, please review your updated People Soft student ID number.
• Records are archived and need to be rebuilt after submitting UHD application.
• Admissions review can take up to 15 days for an admission decision.

Once you re-apply and are admitted to UHD you can schedule an appointment with the advising department.

• Former students who left on suspension status must submit a Academic Suspension Appeal to the preferred college.
• Former students who left on dismissal status must submit a Academic Dismissal Appeal to the preferred college.
• Dismissal Status: Submit a Fall/Spring admissions application. The committee will not review summer applicants for dismissal students.
• The college committee will review the appeal form to determine eligibility and contact students directly via email with an admissions decision. Please review the academic appeal policy and contact your college dean for any update on the appeal status.
• Access your myUHD Student Account to review outstanding items, admissions application status and student records in the Student Services Center.

• Optional. Not required to submit UHD application.
• Preliminary review of undergraduate degrees with courses/grades in the UHD system.
• The evaluation is an estimate of the remaining hours and subject to change after readmissions and speaking with your Academic Success Coordinator (advisors).
• Please do not submit duplicate requests for former student evaluations.

• Past Due Balances/In-Collections holds will not prevent you from applying and being readmitted to the institution.
• Past Due Balances/In-Collections holds will prevent you from registration.
• Students must pay in full the past due balances in order to remove hold for registration.
• For more information about your financial holds, please contact the Student Accounting and Cashiers department.

• Resolve any holds that may prevent registration.
• View your assigned advising center and schedule an appointment.
• Receive semester course recommendations based on the current academic catalog.
• Enroll in recommended courses for the semester.
• Check financial aid status to accept awards, view disbursement, and refunds.
• Explore payment options if the financial aid does not cover the total cost of tuition and fees due.