Non-Matriculated Students

Non-matriculated Students

A student who has not been admitted to a degree-granting program but who wishes to take courses is required to file a non-matriculated student data form along with other requirements.  Non-matriculated students may be admitted to open courses for which they have the prerequisites. Student must make payment arrangements with the Business Office at the time of registration.  Non-matriculated students who seek financial assistance for the term in which they are enrolled, must apply for and be accepted into a degree program by the following deadlines:

• October 1 for the Fall Semester

• February 15 for the Spring Semester

• June 1 for the Summer Semester

Undergraduate students must submit a high school diploma or GED certification.  

Graduate students must submit transcripts demonstrating receipt of the bachelor’s degree. Non-matriculated students must have the approval of the faculty members who teach the courses, and the Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs. No more than twelve semester hours of credit taken as a non-matriculated student at Springfield College may be applied toward the master’s degree. Students interested in working toward a degree should apply for admission, as soon as possible.