Some options can save you valuable time and money and help accelerate your progress toward your degree-especially if you take advantage of them early in your college career. You are responsible for being academically prepared to take a course. Prerequisites for courses are available in the online Schedule of Classes by clicking on the course number and in the Catalog under Course Descriptions. Testing is conducted every Tuesday and Wednesday, from 5 to 7 p.m., in room 1233 of the Student and Faculty Services Center. If you do not wish to receive credit, you may audit courses.
Auditors pay the same tuition and fees as students taking the course for credit.
Audited courses are not covered by financial aid, nor can they be counted toward the half-time course load necessary for most financial aid. Students working full time usually find 3 to 6 semester hours in fall and spring, and 3 or 4 semester hours each summer term, a reasonable course load. A full-time course load is defined as 12 semester hours or more, and you may take up to 18 semester hours without prior approval. To take more than 18 hours, submit a written request with your justification to your resource team several weeks before you plan to register. You must be prepared to pay your tuition at the time you register, so be sure to investigate assistance options and complete any necessary paperwork in advance.