Admitted students are given preference over Extended Studies students through the pre-registration process. The graduate student is responsible for being properly registered and aware of all regulations and procedures required by a program of study. Graduate Course Enrollment by Undergraduates Courses numbered 600 and above are normally closed to undergraduates. Permission for an undergraduate to enroll in 500-level graduate courses must be obtained in writing before registration. Forms are available at the Office of the Registrar.
Students are responsible for obtaining all signatures required.
In addition, this privilege is normally extended only to seniors who have completed a minimum of 12 credits at the university, have a cumulative grade point average of 3.000 or better, and have a major in the department offering the course. Approval for reserve graduate credit is limited to six credits and does not imply approval for admission into a graduate program at the university or that credit so earned will be accepted at another graduate school. Credit for the same course is not given toward both graduate and undergraduate degrees. The Registrar's Office assigns each student a particular date and time after which a student may register, based on the number of credits earned. Thus, dates and times to register may not be the same for all students within a particular priority group.