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Auditing Classes

Only students who have officially registered as such may audit a course. Audit registration is subject to class availability. Audit students who initially register for a course with limited enrollment may later be dropped if additional students register to take the course for credit. Audits are disallowed in the following courses:

1. Courses that are required to fulfill the student’s degree plan,
2. Courses the student will later take for credit, and
3. Courses in which the professor or department disallows audits

In order for an audit to be recorded on a student’s transcript, the student must attend seventy-five percent of the course lectures. If the student does not meet the minimum requirement of attendance, at the recommendation of the professor, the student will be withdrawn from the audit, and the audit will not be recorded on the student’s transcript.

An audit course may not be changed to a credit course retroactively. A credit course cannot be changed from credit to audit following the stated “add/drop period” for the term.

Auditors pay a reduced tuition rate, generally one-half regular tuition. Traditional undergraduate students’ tuition charges may exceed the block-rate tuition if the audited course causes them to exceed the 18-hour maximum.