Self Termination

[apainterxx44]

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[kmg148]

I would honestly wait a few years before applying again.

 

[apainterxx44]

Well I'm going to wait 2 years or so. I was just more focused on if it's possible.

 

[teamlouise]

It's possible -- but you'll probably want to build a strong case to show that you've "changed" work-wise so that when you re-apply they'll know you'll be there to stay. I'm pretty sure they want to see that people who self-termed have worked steadily for one company for 6 months or more, so that would be something good to work on while you wait a few years.

 

[kmg148]

With that being said, I would look for somewhere that isn't "seasonal" and is at least part time. Some restricted rehires have worked, but on and off--which may not count.

 

[apainterxx44]

Yeah that's what I'm hoping for. I've held a full time job since I've been 15 so it was out of character for me. This new job I have is full time + some overtime so hopefully I can build a good case. :/

 

[Disneymagic01]

I self-termed when I did my first college program in spring of 2009 and I am going back, I check in june 7th! The process was long and frustrating, but if you prove to them that you have what it takes and that you've changed, then your chances are good. Good Luck!

 

[kishijoten]

disneymagic - what exactly do you mean by 'prove you've got what it takes'? Did you work between CPs like everyone suggests? I've been a full-time student since I had to self-term in 2008, but I want to go back in the Spring and I'm wondering what my chances are of getting rehired.