Students Not Pursuing a Degree

Non-Degree Seeking Students

Students may enroll in undergraduate coursework at Bradley University without being admitted to regular undergraduate programs. For students wishing to receive regular course credit, this type of enrollment is called “Non-Degree Seeking” enrollment.

Undergraduate Non-Degree Seeking students enroll on a part-time basis (less than 12 semester hours) in undergraduate courses. They must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 at their most recent institution of attendance. Admission to the University as a Non-Degree Seeking student does not guarantee enrollment.

They are subject to all University policies and regulations including academic probation and dismissal.

Students who have been denied regular admission to Bradley and students dismissed from the University are not eligible to enroll as undergraduate Non-Degree Seeking students.

A maximum of 45 semester hours taken as an undergraduate Non-Degree Seeking students can be accepted toward a degree program.