Auditing a Course
A student who wishes to audit a course must be admitted to the school through one of the school’s three admission classifications. Students who audit a class will receive an “AU” grade in the course and will not have the grade computed in the term or cumulative grade point average. Students who register to audit a class:
- Are not allowed to receive credit for the course (however, students will be permitted to re-register for the course for credit in a subsequent term);
- Are required to complete a Request to Audit Form at the time of registration. This form is available in the Admissions Office for prospective students and from Academic Advisors for current students;
- Are not permitted to change from audit to credit or from credit to audit after the Drop/Add period for the semester;
- Are cautioned to be aware that courses taken on an audit basis may not be used for certification of enrollment for many forms of financial aid or other benefits;
- Are subject to the same instructional requirements as other students in the class;
- Are required to pay regular tuition and fees. Financial aid will not cover classes being audited.