Senate Doc #4289S

                                                 Approved   3/30/89



        CATALOG CHANGES IN UNCLASSIFIED STUDENTS







        Persons who wish to take college courses but have no clear

        intention of obtaining a degree may be admitted to the University

        as unclassified students.  Unclassified students may take up to

        nine credit hours each semester for credit.  The usual University

        admissions requirements are waived for students in this

        classification and no application processing fee is required.

        However, all students must provide verification of compliance with

        the North Carolina immunization requirement.  Students who have

        applied for admission as regular degree seeking students and have

        been denied admission for reasons of academic deficiency, or

        previously enrolled students who have been dismissed, may not then

        be enrolled as unclassified students.  Admission as an unclassified

        student does not of itself constitute regular admission to the

        University.  Unclassified students in good standing (2.0 grade

        point average) who have accumulated 24 semester hours of credit

        must submit a complete application and any additional credentials

        required with appropriate fee to the Admissions Office to register

        for additional courses.  Students who wish to continue as

        unclassified students beyond 24 hours may apply for exemption to

        the Assistant Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Services.  Rules on

        academic eligibiliy apply to unclassified students.  


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