Non-Matric Application Form Quick Admit Summer/Winter

Summer/Winter Non-Matriculated Application

All non-degree applicants should be aware of the following conditions before submitting the application for non-matriculated enrollment:

All Non-Degree, Life Long Learner, High School Enrichment, Visiting Student, and Cross Registered students are considered non-matriculated and are not enrolled in a degree program.
Non-matriculated students are not enrolled in a degree program and therefore do not qualify for financial aid. Exceptions may be made for applicants pursuing state certification requirements for teaching. Please speak with the office of Financial Aid for more information.
Immunization: Students registering for more than one class are required to submit their documentation of immunization records (measles, mumps, rubella, and meningitis waiver). Students born before January 1st, 1957 are waived from this requirement. COVID-19 vaccinations are no longer required.

The Summer Session application opens March 18th. Winter Session applications open in October.
For Fall and Spring Entry, do not use this form, please use the Non-Matriculated Admission Application Form.

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Email Address

First Name

Middle Name

Last Name

Birthdate

Social Security Number (optional but helpful)

Gender

Are you a US Citizen?

Are You a Permanent Resident of the US?

Are you a veteran?

Have you ever been dismissed and/or suspended from a college for a disciplinary reason?

Mailing Address

Country

Street

City

Region

Postal Code

Mobile Phone Number

Alternate Phone Number

Are you Hispanic/Latino:

Yes

No

Highest Degree Earned:

What High School did you attend?

Location of High School City and State

What was your last school that you attended (name of High School or College):

Please enter the 5-digit Course Reference Number (CRN) and name for each course you want to register for in the box provided. Separate CRN's with commas for multiple registrations.
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Enter CRN Number: