How many credit hours can I take as a nondegree student?
If you have not earned an undergraduate (associates or bachelor’s) degree, you may take up to 17 credit hours as a nondegree student. After that, you must speak with an advisor to determine whether your interests will be better served by applying to a degree program. If you already have an undergraduate degree, there is no limit to the number of undergraduate credit hours you may complete as a nondegree student as long as satisfactory progress is maintained.
