Steps to Readmission
- Submit a Formal Readmit Application – Complete the free online form on the Montreat College website, making sure to select “Readmit” as the Student Type.
- Update Your Health Records – Provide a completed medical examination report and immunization record. (Find details on our Health Services webpage).
- Send Your Transcripts – If you’ve taken classes elsewhere, submit official transcripts from each institution attended. A minimum combined GPA of 2.0 is required.
Special Circumstances
- Academic Probation: Submit a brief essay explaining how you’re prepared for academic success.
- Academic Suspension: After a one-semester absence, apply with an essay and transcripts showing at least two completed college-level courses (grade “C” or above). An interview or letters of recommendation may be requested.
- Academic Dishonesty Suspension: You may reapply after two years by submitting an appeal letter to the Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College.
Before finalizing your readmission, ensure clearance from Financial Services, Student Services, and Athletics (if applicable). If it’s been more than five years since you attended, you’ll follow the process for new students.
Let’s Get Started!
We’re here to assist you every step of the way. Contact the Admissions Office at 828-669-8012 or admissions@montreat.edu to begin your return to Montreat College today!
Start your success story at Montreat.
Why Montreat?
Whether you’re finishing high school or transferring from another institution, where you go to college is a big decision, and we believe that Montreat College is the perfect place for you to grow, learn, and thrive. Our vibrant campus at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, our dedicated faculty, rigorous academic programs, and our talented student body create a unique and inspiring environment where you can develop a clear sense of identity and affirm your sense of purpose to honor God and serve others.
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Thrive Center
The Thrive Center supports you in your academic career by helping you improve your study skills, manage your time, learn strategies to complete class projects. You can meet with peer tutors at the Writing Center or the Math Center.
It also supports you beyond your academic career with resources for finding your calling, researching careers, finding internships, building your resume, applying to graduate school, and finding a job.
It also supports you beyond your academic career with resources for finding your calling, researching careers, finding internships, building your resume, applying to graduate school, and finding a job.