Types of Enrolled Students
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There are numerous ways you can become a registered student:
Degree Seeking
To seek a degree and be eligible for financial aid, you must fill out an application. Once you've received a letter of acceptance, call (605) 367-5640 to set up an appointment with an advisor to go over classes and get registered.
To seek a degree and be eligible for financial aid, you must fill out an application. Once you've received a letter of acceptance, call (605) 367-5640 to set up an appointment with an advisor to go over classes and get registered.
Non-Degree Seeking
To just take a class or two, you can just stop in the University Center office and fill out a registration form. When you are non-degree seeking, you are not eligible for financial aid.
To just take a class or two, you can just stop in the University Center office and fill out a registration form. When you are non-degree seeking, you are not eligible for financial aid.
Special Students
If you already have a bachelor's degree and do not plan to work toward a graduate degree, you may enroll as a special student. All that is required is documentation of your bachelor's degree from an accredited institution. When you are a special student, you are not eligible for financial aid.
Concurrent/Dual Enrollment
Are you a high school student who would like to get a head start on college classes? Talk to your school counselor today about how to become a dual enrolled student at University Center.
Are you a high school student who would like to get a head start on college classes? Talk to your school counselor today about how to become a dual enrolled student at University Center.
Keep In Mind...
All students must have submitted a copy of their immunizations before they can become a registered student.
If you're looking to take a course that has a pre-requisite, you must provide proof that you have taken that pre-requisite course prior to registration.
The universities reserve the right to cancel a class due to insufficient enrollment, or to close a class to further enrollments. If a class is cancelled, the student will receive a full refund.
