
All returning graduate students must resubmit an application. An application processing fee of $25 is required for those students who sat out longer that one full academic year (Fall, Spring, Summer). If you sat out for one to three (consecutive) semesters, then you will not need to submit a new processing fee.
Why? Students who did not continuously register for coursework are considered “No Shows” and automatically withdrawn from the university. This is due to our continuous enrollment policy:
Continuous Enrollment Policy:
Graduate students who fail to enroll or register for any credit bearing course(s) will be classified as No Shows or Abandons and will become inactive in the student system. Students with an inactive status will lose privileges to the library and WebAdvisor. In order to reactivate their student status, students must reapply for admission.
If a graduate student wishes to remain active in the program, but does not intend to take credit bearing course(s), then s/he may schedule at no cost for ED-5600 Continuous Enrollment for a maximum of two consecutive semesters. This program allows you to maintain active status within your respective program. Graduate students will be eligible to enroll in the continuous enrollment course during the registration and add/drop periods. If you are considering the continuous enrollment option, then it is suggested that you contact your advisor. Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Office of Graduate Admissions at 570-662-4812.
Who is eligible for ED-5600: Continuous Enrollment?

Please contact us if you have questions about the application process: 570-662-4818.
Questions? Please call: 570-662-4818.
Dean of Graduate Studies
Dr. J.P. Burke
504 North Hall
(570) 662-4807
Online Graduate Programs &
Graduate Admissions
Judi Brayer
G-24 South Hall
(570) 662-4818
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