Non-Degree-Seeking-Student

Non-Degree Seeking Student

A non-degree-seeking student is someone who enrolls in courses at the College without the intention of earning a degree/certificate from that institution. These students might take classes for personal enrichment, professional development, or to fulfill prerequisites for another college. Non-degree-seeking students do not need to meet the same admission requirements as degree-seeking students, and they are not eligible for financial aid. Their coursework will still be graded and can sometimes be applied toward a degree if they later decide to pursue one.

  • Transient Students

    A transient student is a student who is temporarily enrolled at Zane State College while maintaining primary enrollment at another institution. This type of student typically takes courses at Zane State College for a specific term (such as a summer session) with the intent of transferring those credits back to their home institution to apply toward their degree. They generally must obtain approval from their home institution to ensure that the credits earned will be accepted and count toward their degree requirements.

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