Who is Considered a Non-Degree/Visiting Student?

If you are looking to expand your knowledge or transfer credits from Findlay to another institution to contribute to a degree somewhere else, you are considered a Non-Degree seeking or Visiting Student.

Important Next Steps

It’s easy to apply as a non-degree student and you can begin your classes almost immediately. You can choose to receive academic course credit or audit the classes you take, depending on how you plan to use the credits once you have completed the class. Once we have your application, an admissions counselor will be in contact with you to help you select the class or classes that best align with your personal goals.

1. Submit your Application

If you are planning to pursue one of our health professions programs, you may have additional criteria to meet in order to register for classes.

2. Submit all Final Official Transcripts

Submit all final official transcripts that are from college-level institutions, high schools previously attended and if you participated in a College Credit Plus program. Final transcripts must be received and evaluated before acceptance or class registration.

3. Submit your Deposit

Submit your $200 deposit after you have been admitted.

Course Options

The University of Findlay offers a variety of non-degree programs that help students prepare for college, explore graduate study, develop new skills, or pursue a personal interest. Whether you want to try a class to figure out if you want to pursue a career in that field or you want to take a class just for fun, Findlay has the right program for you!