Admission Information
Non-Degree Seeking Students

At the University of South Florida, we strive to meet the needs of everyone who attends our institution, including non-degree seeking students. Convenient options are available to you, whether you want to take classes to satisfy a personal interest or learn a new skill, fulfill admission requirements or earn college credits.
Transient Students
I am attending another public Florida institution.
I want to take additional courses at USF to count toward my degree at my home institution, to meet an admission requirement for another degree program, or to satisfy a personal interest or desire for enrichment.
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Visiting Students
I am attending an institution that is not a public Florida institution.
I want to take additional courses at USF to count toward my degree at my home institution, to meet an admission requirement for another degree program, or to satisfy a personal interest or desire for enrichment.
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Personal Enrichment/Interest Students Or Post-Graduates Preparing for Next Degree
I am not currently enrolled at a college or university.
I want to take courses to meet an admission requirement for entry into a degree program, for personal interest or to earn college credit.
Please note: This is not recommended for degree-seeking freshman or transfer students who do not meet general admission criteria to USF.
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Dual Enrollment Students
I am a high school or home-schooled student who has not yet graduated.
I want to take college courses at USF to earn both high school and college credit.
Senior Auditors
I am a Florida resident 60 years of age or older.
I want to take classes for personal enrichment only and not to earn college credit or grades.
Certificate Students
I have earned at least a bachelor’s degree, which is required for most graduate certificate programs.
I want a graduate certificate to supplement my current graduate program of study or to enhance my skills in a related field.