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1. Submit Re-Enrollment Form
Submit your re-enrollment form online. (A PDF is available if you need to send it by mail, fax, or email.)Submit your re-enrollment form online. (A PDF is available if you need to send it by mail, fax, or email.)
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2. Contact an Advisor
- If you would like to continue in your current major please contact your college office or your current advisor for assistance.
- If you would like to change your major or need general advising, please make an appointment with Jenny Klein, Director of Re-Enrollment and Completion Programs
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3. Send Transcripts
After you have received confirmation that your reenrollment form has processed, send official transcriptsfrom any other schools you have attended since your last Ohio University enrollment to schools to:
Undergraduate Admissions
Chubb Hall 120
1 Ohio University Drive
Athens OH 45701
740.593.4100
admissions@ohio.edu
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4. Discuss Financial Aid
Meet with an Ohio University financial aid counselor to develop and commit to a plan for paying for the remainder of your degree. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to access available loans, grants, and scholarships.
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5. Check your MyOHIO Student Center
Log into your MyOHIO Student Center. You can reset your password or reactivate your account . In your student center you can:
- Review your degree audit report (DARS) to see what credits you have earned already
- Update your personal information (phone number, address, etc.)
- Learn who your assigned advisor is
- Check for holds to learn about any barriers that might need to be addressed so you can reenroll
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6. Consider Your Housing Options
If you plan to live on campus in Athens, contact Housing and Residence Life.
More Re-Enrolling Info
Financial Hold Assistance
The Bobcats Comeback Program is designed to assist Ohio University students who a financial hold. If you meet these requirements, please contact us for further assistance:
- Not enrolled for two consecutive semesters (fall / spring or spring / fall)
- Within 15 credit hours of finishing an associate degree or within 30 credit hours of completing a bachelor’s degree
- Have had a prior unpaid balance placed with the Ohio Attorney General office.
This program provides up to $1500 for students completing a bachelor’s degree and up to $750 for students completing an associate’s degree. To learn more about the Bobcats Comeback and if you are eligible, please contact Jenny Klein .