A student may audit a class for no credit only upon the approval of the instructor. Regular fees and enrollment procedures are required. However, the student will not be permitted to take the final examination, and no credit hours earned or any indication of the level of performance will appear on the transcript entry. Audit enrollments do not fulfill requirements for load considerations by the Veterans Administration.

Students auditing a course are expected to make a commitment to their education by attending classes regularly. If the auditing student fails to meet the regular attendance requirement as defined by the instructor, the instructor will record a "W" on the final grade report to the Registrar.

Students may sign up to audit a class through the the first five days of courses for the Fall and Spring semesters, or the first two days of summer courses. Audit forms are available in the Registrar's Office, McClain Hall 104. Forms must be signed by the student's advisor and the instructor of the course and submitted in person by the last day to sign up to audit.  See the Important Dates section for exact dates.

During the term that a course is being audited, the audit cannot be changed to graduate or undergraduate credit. However, the student may enroll in the same course for credit at a later semester. Course work must be completed during the semester that credit is earned.