10-31-2024, 11:29 AM
They are open to all us students...and international students who were enrolled in spring or fall of 2024 (but not new international students).
Some classes may have prerequisites and program restrictions. So, its best to chat with someone about the upcoming semester and if the class you want is nested in a program, it may be better to apply to that specific program than to apply as non-degree; you can continue or drop the program later -- your decision. Students enrolled in degree programs (specifically) also qualify for financial aid in the spring and other terms if that is a goal.
Some programs do offer scholarships, grants, and assistantships though; so, if you are thinking longer term plans, its worth connecting anyways. They also have accelerated Bachelors to masters programs which is pretty cool.
Some classes may have prerequisites and program restrictions. So, its best to chat with someone about the upcoming semester and if the class you want is nested in a program, it may be better to apply to that specific program than to apply as non-degree; you can continue or drop the program later -- your decision. Students enrolled in degree programs (specifically) also qualify for financial aid in the spring and other terms if that is a goal.
Some programs do offer scholarships, grants, and assistantships though; so, if you are thinking longer term plans, its worth connecting anyways. They also have accelerated Bachelors to masters programs which is pretty cool.
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