No. To take UW classes through the Tuition Exemption Program, you do not enroll through Non-Degree Enrollment. Instead, you will need to go to the Tuition Exemption Program Web site. If this describes you, then you should register as a Nonmatriculated (NM) student. You do not need to apply for this status; to register as a Nonmatriculated (NM) student, simply go to the Register page and follow the instructions.

Non-Degree Enrollment at the University of Washington in Seattle allows anyone to register for a UW course and earn University of Washington course credits without formal admission to the UW. However, since preference is given to matriculated students (students formally admitted to the university), Non-Degree Enrollment is on a standby, space-available basis and at the discretion of the department.

Most courses found on the University of Washington Time Schedule are eligible for Non-Degree Enrollment. Enrollment is at the discretion of the department and requires departmental approval. To find out if a specific course is open for Non-Degree Enrollment, you will need to check with the academic department offering the class. View a list of departmental contact information or find your class.

For winter, spring and summer quarters, you may register beginning at the start of Registration Period I. For autumn quarter, registrations are accepted beginning the first Monday in August. Because Non-Degree registration is on a space-available basis and late fees may apply, students are encouraged to submit their registration materials and payment at the earliest possible date. For more information on quarterly dates and deadlines, see Important Dates.

The process begins with following each of the steps that begin on the "Register" page. These include: Submitting your completed forms and full payment. After you submit your forms, you will be placed on standby status until the beginning of the quarter, or until the department permits enrollment of nonmatriculated students, at which time you will be enrolled if there is space in the course. Once you have been officially enrolled, we will contact you by mail.

Nonmatriculated (NM) students may register via Non-Degree Enrollment during autumn, winter and spring quarters. During summer quarter, Nonmatriculated (NM) students should register via the Summer Quarter Web site. Graduate Nonmatriculated (GNM) students may register via Non-Degree Enrollment anytime (autumn, winter, spring and summer quarters).

We highly recommend that you go to the Register page and follow the registration instructions—especially if this is your first time registering as a Non-Degree student. All necessary registration forms are available on the Register page. However, if you are already familiar with the registration process and know your student status, here are the forms you will need to register: Nonmatriculated Student (NM) student forms:

If you wish to earn undergraduate credits, you can do this by enrolling as a Nonmatriculated (NM) student. If you wish to earn graduate credits, you must be granted Graduate Nonmatriculated (GNM) status by an academic unit and the Graduate Admissions office prior to registration. Learn more about Graduate Nonmatriculated (GNM) status. Not sure if you are Nonmatriculated (NM) or Graduate Nonmatriculated (GNM)? Get help determining your student status.

Nonmatriculated (NM) students may seek academic advising for undergraduate credit courses taken on campus or through online learning. Advisers can help you determine if courses meet your academic goals and explain the registration process. If you would like to speak with an adviser or schedule an appointment, please call Advising at 206-543-6160 or 1-800-543-2320, or send an e-mail to Advising.

While enrollment in classes through Non-Degree Enrollment does not constitute admission to the University of Washington, the credits earned may be applied toward a degree should you be admitted to the University at a later date. Undergraduate credit: Forty-five of the final 60 credits of an undergraduate degree program must be completed as an admitted student in residence at the UW.

There are nine easy steps to enroll. Visit any campus Enrollment Services Office for assistance or go to http://www.tcc.edu/students/admissions/index.htm for more information.

Credit courses may satisfy UW education requirements, but you should contact advising for confirmation. Read about General Education and Basic Skills Requirements for the UW.

Colleges generally don't allow students to use the state employee tuition exemption for WashingtonOnline classes. Additionally, WAOL does not allow late enrollments.

Priority enrollment is granted to all ISU community members (student, faculty or staff.) Like the other campus childcare centers we strive to maintain a target ration of 60% student usage and 40% faculty / staff. According to the ISU Registrar's Office, "Post-Doc" positions are considered to fall under the faculty / staff category. We do also occasionally enroll community members, but very infrequently.

California Education Code Section 68130.5, created an exemption from payment of nonresident tuition for certain nonresident students who have attended high school in California for a minimum of three (3) years, and received a California high school diploma or its equivalent. Students exempted from paying tuition pursuant to section 68130.5 do not become residents for eligibility purposes for any state-funded program (e.g., EOP&S or BOG Fee Waiver).

No, students may take classes and complete the 18 hours of study as a free-standing certificate by enrolling through Continuing Education. Students then take the course as an undergraduate and upon completion, receive an undergraduate certificate. If one already has an undergraduate degree, then one may register for graduate classes and be credited with a graduate certificate.

If you are applying for in-state residency, you need to go to the SHRP website and complete an Application for Reclassification as a New Jersey Resident for Tuition Purposes form (pdf) . The form needs to be notarized and sent to Enrollment Services along with the following documents: New Jersey Drivers License, New Jersey Automobile Registration, Long Term Lease, and the previous year Income Tax forms of the applicant and parents regardless of the state they were filed in.

Employee must be working a minimum of 20 hours and be considered full-time employees by the company to be eligible for enrollment. Please refer to the Eligibility Rules Web page for a detailed description of eligible employees.

No. If you do not own and occupy your home as your principal place of residence, you must cancel your Homeowner's Exemption. You can cancel the exemption by writing to our office, or using the termination form included with your property tax bill. Please let us know the date you moved, and provide your new mailing address.

If you are living in the United States and have completed a Bachelor’s degree with at least a 2.5/4.0 cumulative GPA, you are eligible to be a non-degree student. International applicants requiring I-20’s or DS 2019 ’s from IIT are not eligible to apply or enroll as non-degree students.

Yes, after completing one year of current continuous government service. Your human resources/personnel office can tell you whether you are eligible. Health maintenance organizations (HMO) often restrict enrollment to an area where its doctors and hospitals are accessible.

No, students on F or J student visas are not eligible for in-state tuition, no matter how many years they reside in the State of Ohio. For more information, check the Office of International Affairs (OIA) website: http://oia.ohio-state.edu/internationalstudents e-mail OIA at: oia@osu.edu.

All students services are available to non-degree students. A college ID card (from Auxiliary Services) is essential for obtaining access to services.

has received at least $500 (subject to annual cost-of-living adjustments) in compensation from the employer for the year.

The University of Louisville is participating in an Indiana tuition reciprocity program for residents of Clark, Crawford, Floyd, Harrison, Washington or Scott Counties who are enrolled as undergraduates. Eligible Southern Indiana residents are charged in-state tuition.

Ministers, staff members, interns in candidate status, (whether paid or unpaid), or other employees of UU organizations who work at least 750 hours per year may enroll, plus self-employed UU community ministers and community ministers who work for an organization that does not offer health benefits. We cannot accept applicants who work fewer hours per year, persons who are volunteers, or members of congregations who are not on the paid staff.

Answer: Federal and U.S. Postal Service employees eligible for FEHB coverage (whether or not enrolled) and annuitants/survivor annuitants/compensationers (regardless of FEHB eligibility) are eligible to enroll.