Auditing Courses

What is Auditing?
Auditing means attending a course and completing required work without earning credit or a grade.

Who Can Audit?
Anyone can audit a course if:

• They pay the regular course fee.
• They get written permission from both the instructor and their advisor.
• There is enough space in the course.
• Full-time students must still be registered for at least 12 credits of regular (non-audited) courses.

Important Rules:

• You must attend class and do any work agreed upon with the instructor.
• You cannot switch from audit to credit after registering.
• You can audit a course you’ve already taken for credit.
• You can take a course for credit that you have previously audited.
• Audited courses do not count toward degree or pre-requisite requirements.

How to Audit:

• Fill out the Course Audit Form.
• Get all required signatures.
• Submit the form to the Registrar’s Office by the deadline.

Transcript Note:
Audited courses will show up with an “AU” on your transcript.