Non Matriculated Students Information

Non-Matriculated Students
Linda Horisk, Assistant Dean, Admissions Office

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Thank you for your interest in Fordham University. We welcome you to register for classes as a Non-matriculated student. Here are some particulars that you should be aware of as a Non-matriculated student:

Prior written approval by an academic advisor is necessary prior to registration for courses by non-matriculated students.
Individuals may apply to enroll as non-matriculated students and take up to, but not more than, 12 credits
You must provide proof on an earned baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university; provide proof of identity; and register during the registration period prior to the semester or during walk in registration.
Enrollment as a non-matriculated student does NOT imply acceptance to or eligibility for any degree program of the Graduate School.
Courses taken as a non-matriculated student do not automatically count toward a graduate degree program to which the student subsequently applies and is admitted.
Non-matriculated students will be subject to payments for the regular tuition rate plus the following additional fees: University General Fee, GSE TK20 Assessment Fee and Technology Access Fee.
Non-matriculated students are not eligible to take courses at the advanced level (level 7000 or higher), courses requiring pre- or co-requisites, independent studies, tutorials, any field placement or practica, or any course reserved for a cohort group.
Seniors in the undergraduate divisions of Fordham University whose programs do not require their full-time attendance may register as non-matriculated students, with the written consent of the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and their own dean, for appropriate courses up to a maximum of six credits.
If individuals are already accepted to another Fordham academic program, they must take an official leave of absence from or withdraw from the program prior to seeking non-matriculated status in the Graduate School of Education.
Unsuccessful applicants to graduate degree programs in the Graduate School of Education are not eligible to enroll as non-matriculated students.
Non-matriculated students are not eligible for Graduate School of Education financial aid.