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Non-matriculated Students
Students wishing to take up to 24 credits, non-degree seeking, without being officially enrolled at The College at Brockport may apply as a non-matriculated student.
Registration: Non-matriculated students may register for up to six semester hours of undergraduate course work in their first semester, and nine credits in any subsequent semesters, provided they maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0. To be eligible, you must:
- meet the same undergraduate admission requirements as freshmen or transfer students.
- have earned a high school diploma or GED and be considered an undergraduate student (students with a bachelor’s degree, please work with the Office of Graduate Admissions).
- have never been enrolled at The College at Brockport.
Please note that non-matriculated students:
- are not eligible for financial aid.
- receive limited academic advisement.
- must submit all official documents (college/high school transcripts) to continue as a non-matriculated student for the following semester.
- subject to all changes in the course catalog if you choose to enroll at a later date.
- are limited to a maximum of 24 credit hours as a non-matriculated student.
To Apply
If you would like to be enrolled as a non-matriculated student at the College, please speak with an undergraduate admissions advisor and complete an application. A $25 application fee is due at the time of application.
The fall application deadline is July 1st and the spring application deadline is December 1st. Applications received after these dates will only be processed for the wait list and admission decisions will be made on a space available basis.
High School students
If you are a high school student and wish to enroll in a class at The College at Brockport, you need to complete a Non-matriculated High School Student Application (available in the Office of Undergraduate Admissions)and submit a letter from your school counselor stating that you are being supported by your high school in your interest to take courses at the collegiate level. Please bring the letter with you to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions upon applying. High school students may only take one class per semester.
Comments or questions? Contact Undergraduate Admissions.
