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Non-Degree Registration - UConn's Department of Public Policy 2026

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The document is an application form for admission to the University of Connecticut's School of Engineering, specifically for non-degree or certificate programs. It includes sections for biographical information, academic background, and a student signature acknowledging compliance with university regulations. The document clarifies that completing the form does not guarantee admission to graduate programs and outlines conditions for non-degree coursework to be included in a Master's degree plan. Additional information regarding tuition, fees, and course registration deadlines is also provided.

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Begin by selecting your status: check the appropriate box for Graduate student at UConn, submitted application for Graduate School, or Non-degree student.
Fill in your biographical information including Social Security Number, gender, citizenship status, name, birth date, address, phone numbers, email, current employer, and position.
In the Academic Background section, provide details about your degree granted, date received, institution attended, major, and GPA.
Sign and date the form to accept responsibility for compliance with UConn’s regulations. Ensure all fields are completed accurately before submission.
Email the completed form along with your current resume and unofficial transcript to cdee@uconn.edu.

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Does UConn allow overnight guests?

A Resident who has contracted with the University for on- campus housing may not sublet, loan, assign, or transfer the contract to another person. Only contracted Residents may occupy the room/apartment. Overnight guests are limited (see Section 9. Rules and Regulations).

What is a non degree program?

Non-degree-granting institutions typically focus on diploma and certificate programs that lead to short-cycle academic credentials. Many are also authorized to provide degree-level programs, either independently or in cooperation with a university or other degree-granting institution.

Is a D+ failing in college?

The passing cutoff point to satisfy general credit requirements is typically a D or above.

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What does non-degree granting mean?

Colleges offer many types of programs that do not result in degrees. For instance, they offer certificates, diplomas, and apprenticeships. All of these programs are non-degree but many of them are still offered for college credit. Even a program, such as a bootcamp, can result in a student earning college credit.

Is 60% a failed grade?

A letter grade of a D is technically considered passing because it not a failure. A D is any percentage between 60-69%, whereas a failure occurs below 60%. Even though a D is a passing grade, its barely passing. As such, it is not looked at favorably.

What counts as a degree program?

A degree is awarded by a college or university and shows potential employers that you have completed docHub coursework for a specific area of study. Degrees are typically offered at the associate, bachelors, masters and doctorate levels.

What is the passing GPA for UConn?

The University requires that all students have a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of at least 2.0 at the time of graduation. However, some of the schools and colleges require higher averages. Students should refer to their school or college requirements to determine the minimum cumulative GPA required.

What is a failing grade at UConn?

Grades, Grade Points, Credits, and Skills ExplanationGradePointsMerely PassingD-0.7FailureF0Pass/Fail PassP@N/APass/Fail FailureF@N/A15 more rows

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