Non-Degree Seeking Student Policy
Eligible non-degree seeking students may register for up to a maximum of 12 credits; however, there may be specific programs that do not permit non-degree seeking enrollment in their courses. Interested parties should consult with the Registrar’s Office at registrar@baypath.edu for a list of eligible courses.
If a non-degree seeking student wishes to enroll in additional coursework beyond the 12 credits, they must apply, complete the appropriate admissions process with the Office of Admissions, and be accepted to the institution as a matriculated student. Credits earned under a non-degree seeking status may be eligible to be transferred into a degree program. Please review the Transfer Credit & Residency Policy for additional information.
Non-degree seeking students are expected to maintain a minimum 2.0 (for undergraduate courses) or 3.0 (for graduate courses) term grade point average (GPA) in each semester they are enrolled. The institution reserves the right to revoke access for a non-degree seeking student to enroll in future coursework if they do not maintain the minimum term GPA at the end of any enrolled semester.