Students would register for Common Market offerings through their home unit, which would also receive the associated teaching credit. The Departmental coordinator would proctor exams and, in consultation with the instructor at the host campus, assign and submit grade reports to the home campus registrar. The instructor would file an enrollment report to the host registrar identifying students enrolled at other CIC universities. Based on this report and registration data at the home campus, the host university would then bill the home university at the pre-arranged rate. In place of course listing by individual home departments, the Extramural Model model uses existing host campus extramural registration and Graduate College course listing procedures.
Departments are responsible for setting enrollment limits and course prerequisites, if any.
The Office will post the offerings on the University web site for course listings and on a special Common Market web site. The Division and notify the Common Market Coordinator of UIUC offerings. The UIUC CIC Traveling Scholars Coordinator will also serve as Common Market Coordinator with responsibility for intercampus coordination and student advising. Graduate student will consult with the Common Market Coordinator on their home campus about course offerings and application procedures and gain approvals from the home department. The student's home Common Market Coordinator will contact the UIUC to receive approval for the student's enrollment.