Correspondence Courses Correspondence courses allow students to complete college credit outside the formal classroom. Any undergraduate student enrolled at Morehead State University may register for correspondence credit. Admission for correspondence study as a special status classification does not necessarily qualify participants for regular admission to residence study. However, a student may apply for admission to residence study at any time after the special status has been granted. A high school diploma or GED is required.
Tuition is the same as the current undergraduate, in-state, hourly fee.
Credit earned by a combination of correspondence courses and credit by examination cannot exceed 32 semester hours toward a baccalaureate degree or 16 semester hours toward an associate degree. Correspondence enrollment will not be considered in the determination of full-time status. The Honors Program is an academically-enriched program that provides highly motivated students with small classes, direct and personal contact with faculty members, and greater curriculum flexibility. Freshmen and sophomores take a sequence of honors classes which fulfill general education requirements, upper division students participate in at least two honors seminars, and seniors undertake an independent study project in their major field. Members of the Honors Program receive special opportunities and recognitions.