Academic Catalog 2025-2026

Academic Catalog 2025 - 2026

of Absence Request Form. A student will not be considered officially withdrawn unless one of these forms are complete and filed with the Registrar’s Office. Official transcripts and other student records will not be released until the student is officially withdrawn from the College. Retroactive Medical Withdrawal A Retroactive Medical Withdrawal allows a student to be withdrawn for health reasons for a prior term. Retroactive Medical Withdrawals may be considered when there are documented medical/mental health circumstances which may have substantially impacted a student’s ability to successfully meet their academic requirements and receive credit for the term. A Retroactive Medical Withdrawal is different from a Medical Leave of Absence where the student is seeking withdrawal from courses while still enrolled in those courses. If approved, the student will be withdrawn from all courses for the term and a grade of “W” entered for all courses. There are no partial retroactive withdrawals; a student approved for a retroactive withdrawal will lose credit in all courses for the relevant term. The deadline to apply for a retroactive medical withdrawal is thirty (30) calendar days following the last day of class for term in which the student is requesting the Retroactive Medical Withdrawal. The refund policy stated in the Academic Catalog will apply. Re-Enrollment Previously enrolled students, who have been away from Beacon College for less than two (2) years, should contact Stephanie Liebowitz, the Director of Enrollment Services & Financial Aid to re-enroll. The Re-Enrollment Committee will determine a previously enrolled student’s eligibility for re-enrollment, and whether supplemental paperwork, additional documentation, and/or an interview are required. Re-enrollment is not guaranteed to any applicant. Re-Admission Previously enrolled students who have been away from Beacon College for more than two (2) years (or four full semesters) must re-apply through the Admissions Office. Applicants will need to complete a new Application for Admission, provide official transcripts from any educational institution they have attended since enrollment at Beacon College, and, if necessary, provide a new psycho-educational evaluation. Upon receipt of the application form, the Admissions Committee may request that the student provide additional materials in support of the application for admission. An Admissions visit may also be required. The policy of Beacon College assures nondiscriminatory procedures for readmission. Termination of Veterans Benefits Due to Unsatisfactory Progress The Veterans Administration will be notified to terminate benefits due to unsatisfactory progress or attendance of any student receiving Veteran’s Benefits who remains on academic probation beyond two consecutive semesters. The student may be recertified for Veteran’s Benefits upon attaining satisfactory progress (at least a 2.0 GPA) and being removed from probation.

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