US · guidance
BOP Program Statement 5885.01 § 7
WITHDRAWAL
a. Voluntary Withdrawal. If a D.C. Code offender withdraws from an education program
voluntarily, they are eligible for DCEGT credit for the time they spent in the program before
withdrawing voluntarily. This applies even if the D.C. Code offender subsequently re-enrolls and
successfully completes the program. D.C. Code offenders are limited to five days per month
DCEGT, even if voluntarily withdrawn and re-enrolled.
b. Involuntary Withdrawal. If a D.C. Code offender is removed from a designated education
program due to administrative reasons (e.g., writ, medical, administrative detention or
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disciplinary segregation) for more than 30 days, Education staff designate the D.C. Code
offender as an involuntary withdrawal. The D.C. Code offender is eligible for DCEGT credit for
the time they spent in the education program before withdrawing involuntarily. This applies even
if the D.C. Code offender subsequently re-enrolls and successfully completes the program. D.C.
Code offenders are limited to five days per month DCEGT, even if involuntarily withdrawn and
re-enrolled.
c. Re-Enrollment. The D.C. Code offender may later re-enroll through routine institution
procedures. The Bureau will not give the D.C. Code offender DCEGT while on a waiting list to
be re-enrolled in a designated program.
History
PS 5885.01 dated 2026-05-07
Provenance
- Source
- bop.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-20
- Edition
- bop-ps-2026-09-20
- Content hash
8a442bd44151045fe5bec5aaa2406dce8fc8e9106e7fa87f31d117080d397b40
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