Non-Degree Seeking Admission and Enrollment

Individuals not pursuing a master’s degree may apply to enroll in courses not filled by Forensic Sciences students. Course openings are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis according to the date of admission as a non-degree seeking graduate student. Applicants must provide a transcript showing an undergraduate degree conferred. 

 

This program is designed for:

• Individuals interested in a specific course
• Qualified applicants not admitted to the master’s program because of limited space
• Potential applicants wanting to take a trial course before applying

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How to Apply

At least one month prior to the start of the semester:

• Apply online at OSU Graduate College online application
• Choose Non-Degree Seeking on the screen asking for the Degree Program and Admission Type.
• Within the application, scan/upload transcripts, including one showing the undergraduate degree conferred. This action speeds up the application by allowing provisional admission and enrollment before official transcripts arrive.
• Make any changes before you submit and pay. 
• Send notice of your completed application to forensic@okstate.edu
• Watch for admission letter by e-mail from the OSU Graduate College.
• Have official transcripts sent directly by each college/university attended to: OSU Graduate College, 202 Whitehurst, Stillwater, OK 74078-1019

To Enroll

• After completing your admission and activating OKEY, contact the School of Forensic Sciences.  The program coordinator will e-mail you a welcome message with directions for online enrollment.
• Automatic holds restrict enrollment by non-program students. You may ask to have the hold removed after setting up the OKEY by e-mailing the information  below to forensic@okstate.edu.
• On the subject line, write “OKEY and hold removal”
• In the message, provide your name, CWID, names/numbers of desired courses, and a request to have the advising hold removed.

Contact

For questions about non-degree admissions and enrollment, please contact the School of Forensic Sciences.

Program Coordinator 
918-561-1108 
forensic@okstate.edu