Current Students
Program Reinstatement / Required to Withdraw (RTW)
Students who have been Required to Withdraw (RTW) prior to Winter 2011 from their Ryerson undergraduate program may not formally return to their program (or other Ryerson undergraduate program) until 12 months have elapsed. For example, if you were assigned an RTW standing at the end of the Fall 2010 semester, you may apply for reinstatement to your program (or transfer to another Ryerson program) effective the Winter 2012 semester. Please see the FAQ.
Students who have been Required to Withdraw (RTW) Winter 2011 or later may choose to participate in the Fresh Start program beginning Spring 2011, or request reinstatement (or transfer) effective the Spring/Summer 2012 semester. Please see the FAQ.
Request for Reinstatement Procedure
If you have been assigned an RTW Standing and wish to resume your studies or wish to participate in the Fresh Start Program:
- Confirm program specific criteria for Fresh Start.
- Complete the Request for Reinstatement/Fresh Start form.
- Complete the Request for Fresh Start – Transfer form. COMING SOON
- Complete the Request for Reinstatement - Supplementary form.
- Confirm the dates to ensure that your application will be accepted.
- Submit the completed forms to your RTW program advisor.
You will be contacted by email by a program advisor once your application has been reviewed. The time frame for this varies by program.
If you have been Required to Withdraw (RTW) and wish to defer your Fresh Start EAP1 or EAP2 contract to the following semester, please complete this form.
Questions? See the RTW FAQ or
the Policy on Undergraduate Grading, Promotion, and Academic Standing ("GPA Policy") at Senate.
Still have questions? Contact your RTW academic program contact.
Transferring to a Different Program
If you do not wish to return to your program of studies, you may wish to discuss transferring to another Ryerson program with an advisor from Undergraduate Admissions and Recruitment. You may also like to make an appointment to see a counsellor in the Office of Student Development and Counselling.
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