Who is a Non-Degree Seeking Student? | Office of the Registrar

Who is a Non-Degree Seeking Student? | Office of the Registrar
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Who is a Non-Degree Seeking Student?
Anyone not currently admitted to the University of Oregon may take courses at the University of Oregon as a non-degree seeking student.
Any member of the community may activate their non-degree seeking registration status by completing the
registration eligibility form
Registration Eligibility Request
Staff and Faculty
Staff and faculty members can activate their non-degree seeking registration status by completing the
registration eligibility form
. Staff rates are available for qualifying staff and faculty. Contact
Human Resources
to confirm benefit eligibility and apply for staff tuition rates.
High School Students and Future Ducks
High school students and students that plan to transfer to the University of Oregon can earn college credit at the UO through the non-degree program. As they complete courses, students add to their permanent academic record at the UO.
Alternatively, students taking UO courses through the
Prebaccalaureate and Duck Link Programs
should direct their questions to program administrators or their school guidance counselor.
International Students
International students may enroll as non-degree students at the University of Oregon. The non-degree studies program could be considered “incidental study” for visa purposes and does not qualify students for F-1 or J-1 student visa statuses.