Other Applicant Types

If you left UCM in good standing and want to return, simply complete the application and send in any official transcripts of school work completed in the time since your last enrollment at UCM. No application fee required! If you aren’t sure if you left in good standing give us a call!

If you left UCM due to suspension or dismissal, you must petition for reinstatement. To petition for reinstatement, students should complete an application for readmission to UCM. Then, the reinstatement petition will be added to your application checklist and can be accessed through your application status portal MyAdmit. You will need to send any official transcripts of school work completed and in progress since your last enrollment at UCM.  For more information on the process, click here.  

For the best selection of courses, students should submit a petition in March for summer or fall semester reinstatement and in October for spring semester reinstatement. Petitions will be considered through the following deadlines:

Fall semester:  July 15
Spring semester:  November 15
Summer semester:  April 15

Dual admission is designed for community college students who plan to receive an associate degree and continue on for their bachelor's degree. This will make sure you are on the right track for academic planning. Dual admitted students will receive advisement from UCM concerning their progression toward degree completion.   An updated degree audit will be made available in MyCentral. Each dual admitted student can receive, if they choose, a UCM ID card providing students with access to athletic events, the library and cultural events.

A student who is admitted to a community college may apply to UCM for dual admission by submitting a completed admissions application. We also require proof of community college enrollment. If you have recently enrolled in your first semester at community college, you can submit your course schedule to us via e-mail at admit@ucmo.edu. For students with completed community college coursework, an unofficial transcript can be submitted.

When a dual admit student is a year out from fully transferring to UCM, he or she should let the UCM Office of Admissions know. They can do this by email, phone call or application to the Office of Admissions as a transfer student. 

Visiting College Student: You’re currently attending another college or university, but you want to attend Central Missouri for a semester and then transfer back to your home institution. You must apply for admission and submit an unofficial transcript.

Visiting High School Student: You’re currently a high school junior or senior who has permission to enroll in a limited number of university-level courses. You must apply for admission. Questions? 

Missouri residents who are 65 years of age or older may enroll for courses without tuition payment. Persons seeking this scholarship shall provide documentation of age to Central Missouri and satisfy all other necessary entrance requirements including a completed application for admission. This enrollment is for non-credit (audit) purposes.

Enrollment will be allowed no sooner than five days prior to classes beginning and on a space-available basis only. Contact Online Learning and Engagement at 660-543-4984 (Wood 136) for further information.

Students who wish to obtain a second bachelor’s degree must hold a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution or an equivalent credential from a foreign institution recognized by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. You will apply using the UCM Application.  A $30 application fee will be required.  You must meet the University of Central Missouri transfer admission requirements.

Send your official college transcripts to:

Office of Admissions 

University of Central Missouri

P.O. Box 800

1400 Ward Edwards

Warrensburg, MO 64093

Fax: (660) 543-8517

admit@ucmo.edu