International students who are interested in taking an academic or medical leave of absence from the University of Colorado Boulder should review the linked webpages to understand the F-1 regulatory ...

Please use the following list as a guide to help you through the withdrawal or leave process. Note: Not all items may apply to your situation. 1. Understand what type of leave (or withdrawal) suits ...

If you intend to return to UB in the future, applying for a Leave of Absence will make it easier for you to return to UB. If you are approved for a Leave of Absence, you will not need to reapply to UB ...

University services available to students dealing with medical issues are described on our DePauw Wellness page. Should a student’s health become compromised to the point that it is affecting their ...

There may be cases in which a student needs to pause their education or wishes to leave their program permanently. Please review the Withdrawal/Leave of Absence procedures below and complete the ...

Wilkes University is committed to protecting the job rights of employees absent on military leave and follows guidelines established by the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act ...

Pratt Institute students who feel they need to take a temporary leave from their studies due to a physical or mental health concern, may apply for a Medical Leave of Absence (MLOA). An MLOA allows a ...

A formal leave of absence preserves a student’s status at the time they begin their leave. It eliminates the reapplication processes and paperwork when the student returns, and lets students maintain ...

Taking a Medical Leave of Absence: If you wish to take a Medical Leave of Absence we strongly encourage you to speak with the Associate Dean of your School, as well as your Financial Aid counselor ...

To maintain “good standing” all graduate students are required to enroll in a minimum of three (3) graduate credits each fall and spring semester until they graduate. International students may be ...

Students who must leave the College for a period of one semester or more, whether before or after they have completed the work prescribed in their degree program, due to military service, illness, ...