
The Career Development Office in Annapolis works with current students and alumni, providing resources and support for all aspects of the career and job search, from initial exploration through later career changes.
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Not every Johnnie takes the same path to graduation. It took Odysseus quite a few years to return to Ithaca. Johnnies who have taken time off and return are among our most successful graduates.
We welcome Johnnies who withdrew from the college to return home to St. John’s.
Annapolis Readmission Application Santa Fe Readmission Application
The application for readmission to the undergraduate program is simple. Complete the short online application and submit the $600 deposit. The Dean and Assistant Dean will quickly review your application and contact you with a decision. If you are not readmitted, the deposit will be returned.
Submit your application and deposit by the deadline for the term to which you seek readmission:
If you intend to apply for need-based financial aid, you must submit the FAFSA (domestic students) or the CSS PROFILE (international students) online. Submit your FAFSA or CSS PROFILE by the deadline for the term to which you seek readmission:
If you previously received a merit scholarship, the college will generally honor that scholarship. There is no need to submit a FAFSA or CSS PROFILE for a merit scholarship.
If you want to be readmitted to the college and transfer to a different campus, you may note that request on the application for readmission. The Dean and Assistant Dean on both campuses will review your application.
The degrees offered by the Graduate Institute do not need to be completed in consecutive semesters (and often are not), although they must be completed within 8 years of matriculation. When a student in good standing, after having left the College for a semester or more, wishes to return to resume the degree, they simply supply timely notice to the Student Services Coordinator (in Annapolis) or the Graduate Institute Administrator (in Santa Fe), who will enroll the returning student in courses for the upcoming semester. Students not in good standing, or those who have not completed the degree within 8 years, must first petition the Associate Dean on the relevant campus before returning.
If service members are temporarily unable to attend class or have to suspend their studies due to service requirements, St. John’s complies with FSA volume 2 chapter 3 in the readmission of service members to the college. A service member should contact the registrar’s office to deliver notification of service and intent to return. If the service member is in good standing as a student at the time of departure from the college, delivers intent to reenroll within five years of departure, and is found to be prepared to resume the program under the “reasonable efforts” requirement of FSA volume 2 chapter 3, they will be promptly readmitted with the same standing into the next classes offered in the program that follow sequentially from the classes completed at the student’s time of departure. Upon readmission, tuition and fee charges will remain as assessed for the academic year during which the service member left the college unless their veterans education benefits or other education benefits will pay the higher tuition and fee charges that other students in the program are paying for the year.
If you have any questions, please contact the Registrar’s Office on your campus:
The Career Development Office in Annapolis works with current students and alumni, providing resources and support for all aspects of the career and job search, from initial exploration through later career changes.
The mySJC student portal provides secure access for undergraduate and graduate students to fee statements and other information.