Academic Policies

Non-Degree Seeking Students

Policy revised 5/7/07: removal of 6-unit enrollment limit per semester.
April 16, 2008: Added links to policies for Graduate Students. Please see the Change Control Page for more information.

A student may enroll in University courses through undergraduate non-degree status. A maximum of 15 credits completed as a non-degree seeking student may be used for fulfilling undergraduate degree requirements. Non-degree students, with the exception of students enrolled in the Arizona Universities Network (AZUN), are not eligible for federal financial aid. Non-degree students are not eligible for housing during Fall or Spring semesters, but may apply for Summer housing. A student disqualified from the University cannot attend as a non-degree student.

Graduate Students

• Non-Degree Enrollment
• Admissions Requirements

Related Topics:

• Undergraduate Admissions Office
• Graduate Admissions for Non-Degree Students