Can courses taken through OCE be used toward a degree?
Perhaps. Credit courses taken as a nondegree student through OCE are regular University courses, and as such could be applied to a degree at UIC or elsewhere. However, in order for a course to be applied toward a degree at UIC: 1) you must have applied to the University and been accepted to the degree program; 2) the course in question must be part of the approved degree curriculum; 3) the credit hours for the course must fall within the number of credit hours approved for transfer from nondegree to degree status; and 4) you must petition to have the course transferred from nondegree to degree status. If you have any questions in this regard, contact the appropriate UIC college or department. If you intend to apply this course to a degree program at another college or university, contact an advisor at that school for information.
Credit courses taken as a nondegree student through OCE are regular university courses and may be applied to a degree at UIC or elsewhere. However, in order for a course to be applied toward a degree at UIC, the following requirements must be met: 1. You must have applied to the university and been accepted to a degree program; 2. The course must be part of the approved degree curriculum; 3. The credit hours for the course must fall within the number of credit hours approved for transfer from nondegree to degree status; and 4. You must petition to have the course transferred from nondegree to degree status. If you have any questions about whether this course(s) could count towards a degree program at UIC, contact the appropriate college or department. If you intend to transfer this course to a degree program at another college or university, contact an advisor at that school for information.
