SEPARATION FROM THE UNIVERSITY

This “Separation from the University” form must be completed for students who are withdrawing from the University. The “Separation from the University” form is only required once the semester has begun and the student has completed the ND Roll Call process.  If a student wishes to leave the University and has not yet completed the ND Roll Call process for the semester, please contact rollcall@nd.edu. The student is responsible for initiating the form when they are seeking to withdraw from the University. 

For the Student

• If it is between semesters, and you are not planning to return, please fill out this form with the appropriate signatures.
• If you are considering withdrawing from Notre Dame, you should consult widely with campus resources to determine whether a withdrawal is appropriate. Discuss your options with your academic advisor, counselor, an assistant dean within your college, your rector, and your parents or other family members, to determine whether a withdrawal is the appropriate course of action.
• Withdrawals require the approval of two University officials:
  • The Dean or Assistant Dean of the College (or First Year of Studies) in which you are enrolled.
    • First, schedule an appointment with the dean or assistant dean of your college and obtain the dean’s approval as indicated by a signature on the separation form.
  • The Office of Student Affairs.
    • Second, schedule an appointment with the Office of Student Affairs (316 Main Building, 1-7736), but only after the dean or assistant dean of your college has signed your separation form.
  • You must obtain these approvals to avoid receiving failing grades in your classes and to ensure appropriate adjustment to your student account. Accordingly, do not make plans to depart from campus until you have scheduled and attended these appointments.
• If you hold an F-1 or J-1 visa, you are required to visit the ND International Office (105 Main Building) prior to submitting the form to the Office of the Registrar.
• It is also required that you visit Student Accounts (116 Main Building) and Financial Aid (115 Main Building) to review with them the financial impact of withdrawing.
• If you wish to reapply to the University, please refer to http://provost.nd.edu/information-for-faculty/faculty-handbook-academic-codes/ for all policies and procedures required for your student status.
• Withdrawals are recorded on a student's academic transcript, with the exception of a separation between semesters.