Returning Students
Be re-focused.
Maybe you put your education on hold to take care of other commitments. Maybe it was simply a personal reason. The important thing is that it’s never too late to re-focus on your education, earn your degree, and revitalize your career.
Be part of the community.
The Berkeley student body is made up of all ages. That means you’ll find students just like you. You’ll have the opportunity to form relationships with others who share similar backgrounds, interests, and goals. You’ll also find a wealth of support services and resources dedicated to helping you succeed—no matter what your circumstances.
We invite you to learn more about returning to complete your education. You can click here to connect with an Admissions associate who can help you take the first step on your way back.
Returning students should be aware of the following:
- Returning students must submit a Readmissions Request.
- Returning students who are not in satisfactory academic standing must submit a Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Appeal form, which is sent to the Academic Advisement Department for review, at least one month before the beginning of the semester they wish to return.
- Returning students who have attended another college since their last attendance date should have official transcripts sent directly from that institution to Berkeley College Readmissions, 44 Rifle Camp Road, Woodland Park, NJ 07424.
- For students who withdraw from the College and return at a later date, course requirements may have changed. Students returning after a year or more will follow the current catalog requirements for their major.
Do you have questions about returning? Contact us:
- Submit a Readmissions Request
- Email Readmissions@BerkeleyCollege.edu
- Call 800-446-5400
You may also access our frequently asked questions.
27+
Million
in Berkeley College institutional aid was provided to qualified students during the 2022-2023 award year
3600+
Students
including more than 420 international students representing 49 countries
74%
of Students
enrolled in fall 2022 are studying online or through a combination of on-site and online classes
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