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Academic work for the semester may not be completed after the date of withdrawal. Exceptions in rare cases may be permitted by the class dean in coordination with Health Services.
A student who has withdrawn from the college may not:
-attend classes
-compete in intercollegiate or intramural athletics
-run for or hold an elected or selected office either campus wide or within a house.
Residential students who withdraw must:
-vacate their room within 48 hours;
-return their house and room keys to the Office of Student Affairs;
-return their Post Office key to the Postal Center in the Campus Center;
-return their One Card to the One Card Office;
-leave their room in the condition they found it when moving in.
International students who withdraw should also check with the Associate Dean for International Students and Student Affairs for regulations pertaining to them and questions about visas.
Refunds: Please inquire at the Office of Student Financial Services (413) 585-2530.
Students receiving financial assistance through the College should consult with the Office of Student Financial Services concerning the relationship between a withdrawal and your financial aid.
A student who has withdrawn from Smith College may apply for readmission by March 1 for September readmission and November 1 for January readmission. Normally, students who have withdrawn from the college must be away for at least one full semester. Applications for readmission may be obtained from the Registrar's Office.
The Administrative Board acts on all applications for readmission, taking into account the applicant's Smith record, subsequent academic work, and information provided on the application itself. The Board may require an applicant to meet with the class dean and/or the associate director of the Health Services before making a decision.
A student who withdrew for reasons of health must have a full report from a health care provider(s) who treated her while away from the college sent to the Director of the Health Services. Medical clearance by the Health Services is necessary before the application for readmission will be considered by the Administrative Board. A new health form will be required for any student away from Smith College for more than one year.
A student who has completed academic work elsewhere while withdrawn must, at the time of application for readmission, arrange for an official transcript to be sent to Smith from the Registrar's office of the other institution. Transfer credit will be evaluated at the time of readmission.
A student who has been away from Smith College for five or more years should make an appointment to speak with the director of the Ada Comstock Scholars program before applying for readmission.
Once a student has been readmitted to the college, a housing form will be sent to her from the Registrar's Office. This form should be completed and promptly returned to the Registrar's Office along with a $100 general deposit.
Smith College Notification of withdrawal
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