Service Overview
Use the forms at right to:
- Apply for a medical withdrawal from the University
- Apply to return to the University following a medical withdrawal
We encourage any student who is considering a voluntary medical withdrawal to speak with someone in their Dean's office to determine all of their options before making a final decision.
A withdrawal can be considered a “medical withdrawal” if a student cannot continue in classes or finish academic requirements during a term for reasons related to the student’s physical and/or mental health. In most cases, a medical withdrawal will be a withdrawal from all courses in which the student is registered, though partial withdrawals may be appropriate in some cases.
Please note:
- A request for medical withdrawal is not a guarantee. OLR reviews all information and issues a formal determination via the student’s University email account.
- The medical withdrawal process does not dismiss/waive any legal, disciplinary, housing, meal plan, or other student responsibilities to the university.
Please remember, a student can withdraw from individual classes during the semester through the regular withdrawal options outlined on the Flyer Student Services page under Your Classes > Academic Catalog.
Available To
- Any student at the University of Dayton
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