3.6 Auditing a Class
Related MnSCU Board Policy: None
Related MnSCU Board Procedure: None
Purpose: To provide the framework for which an individual can seek course instruction without academic obligation while compensating the College for human and organizational resources provided.
Part 1: Definition.
Audit. An Audit (AU) is the grade assigned for a class where the student has elected to enroll without obligation to fulfill course requirements. Audited classes carry no credit or grade point average value.
Part 2: Financial Information.
Subpart A: The cost of an audited course is that same amount of tuition and fees required for the class where it taken for credit.
Subpart B: Students may not receive financial aid or veterans’ benefits for audited classes.
Part 3: Eligibility.
Subpart A: Students may elect to audit any class in the Normandale curriculum.
Subpart B: Students must elect the audit grading option by the 80th percent of the term (for a full-semester class) or by the 80th percent of the class (for a class that does not meet the full semester).
Policy History:
Date of Adoption: Established prior to 2011
Date of Implementation:
Date and Subject of Revisions:
Next Review Date: 2014-15