Non-Degree Student Admissions: Professional Development, Continuing Education, Workforce Development, etc.

UDC Serves Communities, Workers and Employers Through Educational Opportunities

Everyone on our campus is committed to education in its many forms and many uses. That includes programs at UDC for:

• Workforce development and training
• Continuing education students
• Other non-degree seeking students, including dual enrollment high school students and senior citizens

Students interested in workforce development or continuing education should visit the Community College website to review these programs’ admissions and enrollment policies and process. Other non-degree seeking students should continue below.

Non-Degree Seeking Students

If the following criteria are true for you, then you are in the right place and can apply to UDC as a non-degree student:

1. You want take Associate or Bachelor’s degree level courses at UDC, or you want to apply to one of UDC’s professional development programs.
2. You are not seeking an Associate or Bachelor’s degree from UDC.
3. You are not seeking financial aid from UDC.
4. You are not on an F-1 visa.

If these guidelines for non-degree seeking students do not apply to you, please review the guidelines for transfer students, returning students, graduate students or international students.

Take the Next Step, Today!

Use this step-by-step admissions guide to learn more about UDC’s admissions standards and application requirements for non-degree seeking students.