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Admission and Aid

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Pick Up Where You Left Off

Coming back to Ìð¹ÏÊÓƵ is easy

Thinking about returning to finish your degree at Pace? We offer creative pathways for all students to return to college after a break in their Ìð¹ÏÊÓƵ education. It's an important decision and our dedicated advisors will be with you every step of the way as you resume your studies. We believe in finishing what we start and we hope you'll finish with us.

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Why Return to Pace

Top 6%

for return on investment
(Source: The Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce)

Top 10%

of US colleges that provide the best bachelor's degree based on salary potential
(Source: PayScale)

Top 11%

of US colleges with the highest-earning alumni
(Source: PayScale)

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Ready to Re-enroll?

Re-enrolling at Pace only takes a few minutes to get started and you can begin the process online by sending an email to our re-enrollment advisors.

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Re-Enrolling Made Simple

We want to make the process as streamlined as possible. After connecting with the advisement team, have a look at the following resources.

Returning Student Checklist (PDF)
FAQ
Student Success Tools
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Support for Re-Enrolled Students

Academic advisors, financial aid counselors, and faculty work with you so you can focus on getting your degree.

  • Possible credit for .
  • Multiple payment plan options. Plus, you may be eligible for financial aid (requires filing of a FAFSA).
  • A supportive network including learning supports and peer leaders.
  • Potential eligibility for an academic re-start which recalculates your GPA by only counting courses completed after your return. Check with your adviser.
  • Career Services will help you get your dream internship or job.

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Finishing Your Degree is in Your Best Interest

84%

percent higher median earnings for bachelor’s degree holders versus those with high school degree
(Source: Association of Public and Land Grant Universities)

$1.2 million

additional amount, on average, college graduates make over their lifetime versus high school graduates
(Source: Association of Public and Land Grant Universities)

100%

net job growth over the past decade has gone to workers with bachelor’s or graduate degrees
(Source: Association of Public and Land Grant Universities)

Go-getters finish what they start.

Reach out to our advising team directly with any questions. We look forward to connecting with you and helping you get started on the re-enrollment process.

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