Similarly, students who enroll in graduate courses in extension offered by the Division of Continuing Studies and who seek graduate degree credit must be admitted to a graduate degree program. Course credit earned at resident centers or in extension prior to admission to a graduate degree program cannot be counted toward graduate degree requirements. Requirements for admission are the same as those on the main campus in Greenville. Information about graduate courses offered at resident centers and in extension by the Division of Continuing Studies is available at resident centers and from the Division of Continuing Studies on the Greenville campus. A graduate student in good standing at another institution may be admitted to a specific graduate course or courses without furnishing transcripts and examination scores if the dean of the student's graduate school so requests in writing.
Students enroll as nondegree seeking students.
Incomplete applications will be destroyed one year after the beginning date of the term of intended enrollment. Applicants may request that copies of transcripts be returned before the year is over, or they may request that their applications be continued for another year. The nondegree student classification is a temporary graduate classification. It may be used by those who need course credit for a post baccalaureate certificate or teacher licensure, who have expectations of enrolling in a degree or CAS program, or by those who desire professional or personal enrichment. To be allowed to enroll in the nondegree classification, a student must present a nondegree application supported by a transcript or other document showing a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution.