UNAD Florida gives all students who already have both undergraduate and graduate, the opportunity to continue their studies. the candidate can continue the Masters’s or doctoral studies. Each candidate is required to comply with the following to be considered for admission:
Enrollment as a non-degree student is subject to approval by the Office of Admissions provided the student is in good academic standing at the last institution attended.
Registration is on a space-available basis and, in some cases, may require Dean approval. Applicants who have been denied admission as a degree-seeking student or who missed the deadline for submitting a degree-seeking application will not be considered for enrollment as a non-degree student.
Coursework taken as a non-degree student carries no degree credit. Up to 15 credits earned as an undergraduate non-degree student may be applied toward an undergraduate degree only with the approval of the appropriate dean at the time of reclassification. Up to 6 credits earned as a graduate non-degree student may be applied toward a graduate degree only with the approval of the appropriate school or academic dean at the time of reclassification provided that a grade of «B» (3.0) or better has been achieved. Non-degree students must adhere to the same academic rules that govern degree-seeking students (i.e., application deadlines, fees, drop/add, withdrawals, grading, retention policies, etc.).
Students seeking reclassification from non-degree student status to degree-seeking status must submit an application via standard admission procedures. All information used to make an admission decision must be received by the published deadline.
Enrollment as a non-degree student does not guarantee admission to the University as a degree-seeking student at a later date.
Those seeking admission as a non-degree student must fill out the Non-Degree Student Application and submit the usual admission fee.