General Reentry Standards
BHCLR offers students one opportunity to apply for reentry; thus, students who have attempted any BHCLR program twice without successful completion are not eligible to apply for reentry into that same program of study. The Schools of Allied Health, School of Nursing, School of Practical Nursing, and Patient Care Technician programs evaluate students for reentry on an individual basis through application to the program. Reentry is not guaranteed. Reentry requests are evaluated based on the program’s specific policy. Applications for reentry will not be considered if the student has an incomplete grade, an active grievance, or an outstanding balance by the published reentry application deadlines.
| Term Reentering | Reentry Application & File Completion Deadline |
|---|---|
| January Start | December 15 |
| August Start | June 15 |
The School of Nursing evaluates students for reentry utilizing the following process:
BHCLR-School of Nursing-Traditional allows students who have had one unsuccessful term in nursing to apply for reentry into a course(s) one time during the program.
- Students in the RNT program will be eligible to apply for one (1) re-entry attempt into the program in the event that a student is academically unsuccessful in a BHCLR-RNT course(s). If a student withdraws from a BHCLR-RNT course(s) due to significant extenuating circumstances outside the student’s control, the committee may consider not counting the attempt as the student’s one (1) re-entry attempt.
- A student’s reentry application file will not be considered if the student has an incomplete grade, is in an active grievance, and/or has an outstanding balance.
- The Associate Dean will approve reentry academic course plans. Enrollment Services will communicate next steps with the student.
- If selected, students who are out of instruction for one semester will be required to enroll and take all courses at the level of reentry regardless of previously earned credit.
- All students reentering Sophomore II must enroll and successfully complete NSG 2501: Synthesis of Nursing Concepts course regardless of previously earned credit.