Guide to Grad. Submit a copy of undergraduate and graduate transcripts from each institution attended including one bearing a baccalaureate degree from an accredited university. Admission to Graduate Programs Academic admission requirements to specific graduate programs may vary. Admission to the College of Graduate Studies and Research does not guarantee admission to a particular degree program.
Some programs require taking graduate admission examinations prior to admission to the program.
The admission and specific requirements for a particular program are provided with other program information in the graduate catalog and should be consulted for details. Auditing Courses Graduate courses may be taken for audit, with the written permission from the instructor. Audit courses will not count toward degree requirements, nor will audit courses count toward the requirements for student employment. In addition, the instructor of the audit course is not obligated to grade or evaluate the course work or performance. With written approval from the graduate dean, a student may take up to 15 graduate credits during a regular semester, or 12 hours during the summer term, including on-campus courses, workshops and institutes, as well as course work taken electronically or at other institutions.