Non-Degree Seeking - How To Apply

Non-Degree Seeking Students

Improve a Skill, Pursue a Passion

If you’re looking to grow personally and professionally, we have options for you.

Before You Apply

You Are Considered a Non-Degree Seeking Student If…

You’re taking classes without officially declaring a major and you aren’t working towards graduating with a degree.

Non-degree seeking students are often fulfilling prerequisites, growing their expertise in a certain field, or just interested in learning something new. A non-degree seeking status means you will not qualify for on-campus housing (with the exception of and sponsored students), financial aid, or upper division courses without consent of the department offering courses of interest.

If you would like to make sure that this option is right for you, contact Admissions.

Other Options

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If you plan on taking graduate-level coursework, learn how to become a non-degree seeking student through the
Students participating in a non-University of 51�Թ� sponsored high school program must be at least 16 years old to apply as a non-degree seeking student. Exceptions may be granted with college approval and support.

Here's How to Apply as a Non-Degree Seeking Student

Non-degree seeking students can apply through our regular application process; just indicate that you are a non-degree seeking student when starting.

*Review important dates and deadlines before you apply. Please note deadlines may vary for and programs.A complete application also includes payment of the application fee, which is $50 for 51�Թ� residents and $80 for non-51�Թ� residents or residents of other U.S. states. This application fee is non-transferable and non-refundable.

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