Students who have previously attended UB have the chance to rejoin our family.
We get it. Life happens, and finishing your degree isn't always the highest priority. That's why we try to make it easy for you to return to UB. And what a time to return! Since you’ve been gone, we have:
- refocused the undergraduate student experience on career preparation with the launch of UB Professional Pathways, a program that matches you with like-minded students who have similar career interests; as part of the Professional Pathways, students will receive dedicated career coaching and personal advising and also have the chance to participate in experiential learning as well as hands-on professional opportunities
- renewed our commitment to serving the needs of adult students, with more class flexibility and scholarship opportunities
- opened the Robert L. Bogomolny Library, an interactive, state-of-the-art space designed to support students in learning and research
- expanded our selection of majors, including accelerated bachelor's-to-master's programs in many fields; new programs include the M.S. in Cybersecurity Management and the B.S. in Business Administration (Risk Management and Insurance); updated degree content can be found in our Design@UB programs, our undergraduate pre-law options and our public leadership programs
- enhanced our graduate scholarship opportunities
Who needs to reapply for admission? If you haven't registered for classes for more than two consecutive semesters (not including summer), you must apply for readmission. The exception is students who have been granted an official leave of absence in advance. If you have attended UB within the last two semesters and wish to register for the upcoming term, you need to log in to your MyUB account to be reactivated. Students are strongly encouraged to contact their academic adviser prior to registering.
Learn more by clicking on the correct link below.
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Freshman and Transfer Students Who Wish to Be Readmitted
Students who wish to reapply to admission should submit:
- a new admission application
- an application fee ($35, which can be waived by speaking with an admission recruiter)
If, since leaving UB, you have attended school elsewhere, those official transcripts must be provided. An admission decision is based on your previous coursework at UB. Your scholarship award is based on all previous coursework—before attending UB, while at UB and, if applicable, coursework you took since you were last enrolled.
Students still need to meet G.P.A. eligibility requirements for readmission into the B.S. in Business Administration (Accounting); B.S. in Business Administration (Finance); B.S. in Forensic Studies; and B.A. in Philosophy, Law and Ethics.
Students must be in good academic standing at the time of the last attendance at the University of Baltimore and must be in good academic standing at any college or university attended since their last enrollment at UB.
If you did not leave UB in good academic standing (probation, warning or dismissal), your application will be reviewed by an academic liaison; that person will determine if you are eligible to return to UB. Applicants in this category must apply to UB no later than two weeks prior to the beginning of the semester and are required to provide an essay that answers the question, "What has changed, or what will you do differently this time to succeed at UB?"
Students who are readmitted may need to meet new academic/graduation requirements.
Readmission is not guaranteed. Please reach out to an admission counselor for more information.
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Graduate Students Who Wish to Be Readmitted
Students who wish to reapply to admission should submit:
- a new admission application
- an application fee ($50, which can be waived by speaking with an admission recruiter)
If, since leaving UB, you have attended school elsewhere, those official transcripts must be provided. An admission decision is based on your previous coursework at UB.
If you did not leave UB in good academic standing (probation, warning or dismissal), your application will be reviewed by an academic liaison; that person will determine if you are eligible to return to UB. Applicants in this category must apply to UB no later than two weeks prior to the beginning of the semester.
Students who are readmitted may need to meet new academic/graduation requirements.
Readmission is not guaranteed. Please reach out to an admission counselor for more information.