Non-Degree Seeking Students
Want to enhance your education without enrolling into a degree program? Home for summer and want to pick up a three-credit course or two to make next year a little easier? Or maybe you haven't decided which degree program you're interested in pursuing. Mercy College has a solution for your situation.
Mercy College defines unclassified students as non-degree seeking students. Students wishing to take courses for academic credit, but who do not wish to seek a degree are welcome to enroll in liberal arts and sciences courses at Mercy College on the basis of space availability. Students must complete a Registration Form and submit it to the Registrar's Office. Transcripts are not required; however, completion of prerequisite courses will need to be verified. A maximum of nine (9) credit hours may be earned as a non-degree seeking student.
Requirements
- Non-degree seeking students must complete an College Application for Admission as well as meet the criteria for admission.
- Students who have been denied admission are not eligible to enroll as non-degree seeking students.
- All course prerequisites and College policies apply to non-degree seeking students.
- All non-degree seeking students are required to attend a New Student Orientation and Registration session.
- Non-degree seeking students are held to the same academic and behavior standards as degree-seeking students.
- Non-degree seeking students will pay the regular College tuition and fees and transcripts and grades will be generated.
- A non-degree seeking student may seek admission to the College and apply to a degree program at any time.
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