NOTE: This form is not for financial aid reinstatement.
ACADEMIC REINSTATEMENT REQUEST
An Academic Reinstatement Request form is used when a student wants to be reinstated to enroll in classes,
after completing an academic suspension (one semester fall or spring).
Steps to complete in order to be considered for Reinstatement:
1. Complete a one page, typed statement explaining what caused your failure to comply with ECC’s
Standards of Academic Progress, what steps you will take to improve your academic performance and why
you wish to return to ECC. Please ensure that you fully describe your individual situation and intended
course of action. *A Statement is NOT required for students requesting REINSTATEMENT after a successful
semester on APPEAL.
2. Schedule an appointment with your assigned academic advisor by calling 847-214-7390. Bring this form and
your typed, one page statement (if applicable) to your advising appointment. During your advising
appointment, you and your advisor will complete the Student Success Contract on the opposite side of
this form.
3. To ensure consideration for the upcoming semester, it is recommended that you meet with your advisor by the
following priority deadlines:
To be considered for enrollment in spring semester – October 15
To be considered for enrollment in summer semester – March 1
To be considered for enrollment in fall semester – May 15
4. Following your meeting with your advisor, the advisor will submit your request to the Associate Dean of
Advising, Transfer & Career Development Services who will render a reinstatement decision.
5. You will be notified via your ECC student email within 10 days after the submission regarding the
outcome of your Academic Reinstatement Request by:
Peggy Gundrum
Associate Dean of Advising,
Transfer & Career Development Services
Elgin Community College
1700 Spartan Drive, B120
Elgin, IL 60123
pgundrum@elgin.edu
Incomplete Reinstatements will not be reviewed.
Please be sure to include all documentation to support your Reinstatement.
All Reinstatement decisions are final.