Who is a Non-Degree Applicant?
You are a non-degree applicant if you are not interested in pursuing an undergraduate degree but are interested in taking one or two credit-bearing courses.
To qualify for non-degree admission, you must have received a high school diploma or its equivalency prior to you submitting your application. If you wish to take an undergraduate course, follow the instructions below. If you wish to take a graduate level course, please apply through Graduate Admissions.
Please note: Students previously denied admission to the University are ineligible to apply as non-degree applicants.
Non-Degree Application Requirements
In order to be considered for admission to Â鶹´«Ã½ÔÚÏß as a non-degree applicant you must:
- Complete and submit the Â鶹´«Ã½ÔÚÏß Non-Degree Application
- If you are interested in taking an undergraduate course, please apply through the .
- If you are seeking to take graduate-level coursework, please apply through .
- Submit documentation showing proof of successful completion of your secondary education (a copy of your high school or equivalency diploma).
Submit all materials to:
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
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1 Normal Avenue, Dickson Hall
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Important Information for Non-Degree Applicants
Admission to the non-degree classification does not guarantee acceptance into a Â鶹´«Ã½ÔÚÏß undergraduate degree program. A maximum of 12 credits may be applied toward the degree if you should choose to matriculate and is the overall maximum number of credits non-degree students may earn. As a non-degree student, you are not eligible for credit evaluations or academic advising. A non-degree application is valid for one semester of classes only. If you wish to retain non-degree status for more than one semester, you must resubmit the Non-Degree Application.