Explore Your Options
The right option depends on the level of coursework you want to take and if you can meet the requirements. Explore the two paths below to find the one that fits your educational goals.
Undergraduate Non-Degree Students
Take undergraduate courses to explore new interests, build skills or support your professional goals. Non-degree undergraduate students can take up to 7 credit hours per semester, with up to 12 credits potentially applying toward a future UW degree. This option offers flexibility without the commitment of a degree program.
Graduate Non-Degree Students
Continue your education through graduate-level coursework without enrolling in a graduate degree program. This option is designed for students who have earned a bachelor's degree and want to expand their knowledge, advance professionally or explore an academic field. Graduate admission requirements apply, including a minimum 3.00 undergraduate GPA and any additional departmental requirements.
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