Admission into non-degree status does not guarantee later admission into a degree program. All admission requirements and deadlines must be met for acceptance into a degree program. You must be degree-seeking to qualify for financial aid. Non-Degree on-campus students must comply with health and safety requirements. 

  

Undergraduate Non-Degree Admission Requirements 

Any person with proof of successful completion of high school may apply for and enroll in certain undergraduate courses. Non-degree enrollment is limited. First priority for courses will be given to degree-seeking students. 

  

Undergraduate Non-Degree Application Materials 

• Non-Degree Application for admission and application fee.
• Transcripts: Submit a copy of high school transcripts or GED. Current licensure is required for specific programs and proof of prior completed college coursework is required for specific courses.

  

Master's Non-Degree Admission Requirements 

Individuals with documented completion of appropriate undergraduate degree coursework may be approved to take up to nine credit hours of graduate work as non-degree. Non-degree students may be required to seek permission from the program director before enrolling in graduate coursework. 

  

Master's Non-Degree Application Materials 

• Non-Degree Application for admission and application fee.
• Transcripts: Submit transcripts and current licensure is required for graduate nursing programs.