Continuous Enrollment

The University of North Florida defines continuous enrollment as enrollment in the University without a non-enrollment period of three or more consecutive semesters, including summer terms. Credits earned at other institutions during any semester, while not registered at UNF, will not constitute continuous enrollment at UNF. Students who break continuous enrollment must reapply for admission to UNF and are subject to all admission requirements and criteria at the time of reapplication and, in most cases, must pay an application fee. Students who break continuous enrollment are also subject to the program requirements published in the catalog for the academic year in which they reinitiate enrollment at UNF.