Auditing status should be clearly noted on the Add/Drop/Withdrawal Form (pdf) and entered into the computerat the time of registration.
Audit studentsmust meet the course prerequisitesunless the assigned instructor has provided written consent granting the student special admission.
Audited coursesmay not be used to fulfill prerequisite requirementsfor any class.
A student may auditat most 12 credit hoursper semester.
Once registered as an auditor, a student can only change to credit during the Add/Drop period by using an Add/Drop/Withdrawal Form. Similarly, a student enrolled for credit can only change to audit by using an Add/Drop/Withdrawal Form during the Add/Drop period.
Audit students should attend classes regularly. The participation of auditors in class (whether via homework or lab assignments, in-class discussions, tests, presentations or other means) is completely at the instructor's discretion.
A grade of "AU" will be given to auditors. Students receiving an "AU" may not subsequently earn credit for that course through credit by examination; however, students may subsequently register and take the course "for credit."
Students who plan to transfer to other institutions should be aware that many colleges and universities do not allow students to take courses for credit after receiving an "Audit" for the course. Students should check with transfer institutions prior to auditing a course.