Non-Degree Seeking Student Admissions

A non-degree seeking student is someone that whishes to enroll in classes, but is not planning to complete a degree. Applicants seeking admission as non-degree undergraduate students must submit an application and a one-time nonrefundable application fee to the Office of Admissions. Under this admission status, undergraduate students may take a maximum of eight (8) credit hours per semester and cannot apply more than twelve (12) total credits taken as a non-degree student toward an undergraduate degree.

The non-degree admission status is a special status that is not available to international students or students who have a suspension status at UW or another college or university.