| NON-DEGREE-SEEKING STUDENTS AT THE Humphrey School
If you are NOT a student at the University of Minnesota but would like to take a Public Affairs class, you may register as a non-degree-seeking student at the graduate or the undergraduate level.
Students admitted to the University of Minnesota's Duluth, Crookston, or Morris campuses must both register as a non-degree-seeking student and also submit the "Application for Attending Another University of Minnesota Campus as a Multi-Institutional Student."
Instructions are provided below.
After you are registered, the University will mail you an enrollment summary, non-degree information sheet, and a cancel/add/refund schedule. Non-degree graduate students also receive a confirmation registration e-mail sent to the e-mail address noted on their Registration Request for Graduate Credit form. These materials emphasize the importance of initiating your U of M internet account as soon as possible and inform you that all future correspondence will only be sent to your U of M e-mail address.
Payment is due in full by the first billing due date.
Graduate non-degree-seeking students
Note: You must already have a bachelor's degree to apply for graduate credit.
Students who want to enroll in a course at the University of Minnesota and want to apply the credits to a graduate program must take the course for graduate credit.
- Go to http://onestop.umn.edu/non-degree/registration/pro_development/steps.html
- Download and complete the Registration Request for Graduate Credit form.
- Class, course, and section numbers are available at the "Class Schedule" (also in One Stop's Quick Links.) Choose the semester and designator in which you are you are interested -- Humphrey School courses are designated as "PA," for Public Affairs.
- The class number is the 5-digit number to the left of the course entry in the class schedule.
- Indicate the grade option (i.e., A/F or S/N or Audit).
- Fill in the course and section number (e.g., PA 5490, section 2).
- Check the prerequisites for the class. If you do not meet the prerequisites, please contact Stacey Grimes. You may be put on a waiting list or be asked to contact the instructor for a class permission number.
- Fax the completed form to Stacey Grimes at (612) 625-6351.
Contact Stacey at (612) 626-1329 or grime004@umn.edu if you have questions or problems.
During 2009-2010, resident graduate non-degree-seeking students at the Humphrey School will be charged $938.00 per credit. There is also a University fee of $60.00 per credit for 1-9 credits, and a flat rate of $600.00 for students taking 10 or more credits. (If you previously applied to or attended the U of M as an undergraduate or graduate student and were classified as a nonresident or reciprocity state resident, you may be charged non-resident tuition. If you would like to verify your residency status, please contact Kay Anderson at 612-625-6330.)
In addition, there may be minor student services fees.
Students wishing to apply classes taken in this manner to a degree program should check with that program on its rules regarding classes taken as a non-admitted student. (For example, at the Humphrey School, 60% of the degree program coursework must be taken while the student is enrolled as an admitted Humphrey School student.)
Undergraduate non-degree-seeking students
Students who want to enroll in a course at the University of Minnesota but do not anticipate applying the credits to a graduate program will probably want to register at the undergraduate level.
- To register, go to http://www.onestop.umn.edu/registration/email_forms.html
- Complete the form. (Class, course, and section numbers are available at the Class Schedule in the Quick Links of One Stop. Choose the semester and designator in which you are interested. Humphrey School courses are designated as "PA" for Public Affairs.
- The class number is the 5-digit number to the left of the course entry in the class schedule.
- Indicate the grade option (i.e. A/F or S/N or Audit).
- Fill in the course and section number (e.g. PA 5490, section 2).
- Check the prerequisites for the class. If you do not meet the prerequisites, please contact Stacey Grimes. You may be put on a waiting list or be asked to contact the instructor for a class permission number.
- Submit your enrollment form following the instructions on this web page: http://onestop.umn.edu/non-degree/registration/index.html.
Contact Stacey at (612) 626-1329 or grime004@umn.edu if you have questions or problems.
During 2009-2010, resident undergraduate non-degree-seeking students at the University of Minnesota will be charged resident tuition rates of $350.76 per credit for up to 12 credits or $4,560.00 for 13 or more credits. There is also a University fee of $60.00 per credit for 1-9 credits, and a flat rate of $600.00 for students taking 10 or more credits. (If you previously applied to or attended the U of M as an undergraduate or graduate student and were classified as a nonresident or reciprocity state resident, you may be charged non-resident tuition. If you would like to verify your residency status, please contact Kay Anderson at 612-625-6330.)
In addition, there may also be minor student services fees.
Registering at the Twin Cities Campus if you are a student at Duluth, Crookston, or Morris
An agreement exists among the campuses of the Twin Cities to allow students to attend another campus for one term during an academic year without losing their status at their home campus. In addition to registering for the UM-TC class, Duluth, Crookston, and Morris students will also need to fill out an "Application for Attending Another University of Minnesota Campus as a Multi-Institutional Student."
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