Audit a Class

Take a class without affecting your GPA

Interested in a class, but don't want to worry about how it'll affect your GPA? You can take the class for no credit, which is known as auditing a class. Audited classes aren't counted as completed academic credit and don't count toward certification. They'll be listed on your grade report and on your transcript as "NC" (no credit). You won't receive a grade for classes you audit.

Why audit a class?

There are several reasons you might choose to audit a class:

You're interested in a subject, but you want to study it without worrying about being graded on your performance.
You'd like to study a subject that will help your grade in a different, related class.
You're thinking about changing your major, but want to make sure the new major will be right for you.

Tuition and Fees

Tuition and fees are charged the same as courses for credit hours.

Keep in mind

New students must be eligible for admission. The application for admission, the application fee, and appropriate academic credentials are required.
Students previously enrolled or concurrently enrolled in credit courses may enroll as auditors by informing registration personnel during the registration period or before the first class meeting.
Changes to credit and noncredit status are prohibited after the second week of classes (first week of classes in summer sessions), unless approved by the executive vice chancellor for academic affairs.
Courses completed as audits will be entered on the student's transcript with an "NC" notation for "no credit" in place of a grade. The NC notation recorded for an audited course may not be changed subsequent to a regular grade for credit.

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