Reinstated Student Program

Returning to college after academic dismissal can feel overwhelming, but you do not have to navigate it alone. The Student Success Center’s Academic Reinstatement Program is designed to help students rebuild confidence, strengthen academic habits, and create a clear path toward success at Eastern Illinois University.

As part of the reinstatement process, students work one-on-one with a Student Success Center staff member to develop an individualized academic success plan. Through conversations, assessments, and goal-setting activities, students identify challenges and connect with strategies and campus resources that support long-term success.

Support may include assistance with time management, study skills, note-taking, test preparation, motivation, goal setting, academic planning, and connecting with campus resources such as tutoring, counseling, financial aid, career services, accessibility accommodations, and more.

The program is built around accountability, encouragement, and personal growth. By actively participating in their success plan, students can develop the tools and support systems needed to move forward with confidence and achieve their academic goals.

 

Reinstated Student FAQ
Warning / Probation / Dismissal Policy
Annual Report

 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Reinstated Student Program? 

In an effort to increase retention and academic success, all students who have been reinstated to the university following academic dismissal are required to meet with a Academic Support Center staff member and enter into an academic plan as part of the terms of their reinstatement. Students are assessed in the areas of study skills, note-taking, time management, test-taking, motivation, goal setting, self-responsibility, and college involvement.

When should I contact the ASC to set up my Academic Plan? 

Contact the ASC during the first week classes to set up your first Success Consultation.

How often will I meet with a staff member from the ASC? 

This will be determined during your first appointment. Students generally meet with their Reinstatement Advisor every other week, however, it is not uncommon to meet more or less frequently depending on the needs of the student.

What happens if I don't make an appointment or follow the Academic Plan? 

Students who fail to fulfill the obligations outlined in the Reinstated Student Agreement will have a hold placed on their academic record.