Reinstatement and Readmission Following Academic Disqualification
Students who have been academically disqualified should complete the steps below to be reinstated/readmitted to the university.
Step 1:
Since your status no longer allows you access to many services on campus, has designed a webpage to help you better understand your situation. You are strongly encouraged to thoroughly read this Disqualification Information , which guides you through what your status means, how to qualify for reinstatement, repeating courses, and general questions related to disqualification. It also provides you with important tools to prepare you for the steps toward reinstatement. If you are a participant in or Project IMPACT , we advise you to speak with your counselor regarding your academic status.
Step 2:
Students who have not attended CSUEB for two or fewer semesters:
Students who have not attended CSUEB for three or more semesters:
Step 1:
Since your status no longer allows you access to many services on campus, has designed a webpage to help you better understand your situation. You are strongly encouraged to thoroughly read this Disqualification Information , which guides you through what your status means, how to qualify for reinstatement, repeating courses, and general questions related to disqualification. It also provides you with important tools to prepare you for the steps toward reinstatement. If you are a participant in or Project IMPACT , we advise you to speak with your counselor regarding your academic status.
Step 2:
Students who have not attended CSUEB for two or fewer semesters:
- Schedule an appointment with a counselor to see the steps needed for reinstatement. Please email readmission@csueastbay.edu with your full name, NetID, and your availability.
- Submit a Petition for Reinstatement Form and a Petition for Grade Forgiveness after you have repeated enough classes to be eligible for reinstatement
Students who have not attended CSUEB for three or more semesters:
- Schedule an appointment with a counselor to see the steps needed for reinstatement. Please email readmission@csueastbay.edu with your full name, NetID, and your availability.
- If eligible for reinstatement submit a new application (including application fee) to CSUEB through after you have repeated enough classes. Application filing periods are posted at .
- Submit a Petition for Reinstatement and a after you have repeated enough classes to be eligible for reinstatement and have submitted a new Cal State Â鶹ÃÛÌÒAV application.
If you have questions about submitting the forms above or if you are unsure what courses specifically to retake to raise your GPA above a 2.0, please schedule an appointment with a counselor by sending an email directly to readmission@csueastbay.edu with your full name, NetID, and your availability.
For more information, including a list of Frequently Asked Questions, visit Understand Academic Disqualification.