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Auditing Courses
Full-time students who wish to attend a course without receiving
academic credit or a grade may, with the approval of the instructor,
audit the course without charge. The student registers for a vacation
term. The instructor and the student determine at the start the
requirements for attendance and participation, and whether or not the
audit is to be recorded on the student's transcript. If the audit is to
be recorded, during the first three days of the term the student files with
the Registrar the appropriate form signed by the instructor to certify
that the student intends to fulfill the requirements of the audit. At
the end of the term the instructor certifies that the audit has been
fulfilled and the student receives the grade of AU on the transcript. If
the student has not fulfilled the requirements, then the Registrar
records a vacation term. Audited courses, whether recorded or
unrecorded, may not be used to satisfy degree or major requirements.
Students who desire to take music lessons without credit pay the special
fee for private lessons. (See Music
Lessons, Fees.)
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