If you hold a bachelor’s degree from another college or university, you may be eligible to audit graduate courses at Catholic International. Alumni of the university are eligible to audit both graduate and undergraduate courses. Current Catholic International undergraduate and graduate students may audit courses at their degree level. For more information, contact the Registrar at registrar@catholiciu.edu.
As an audit student, you are expected to complete assigned readings and log into your course regularly. Audit students do not receive academic credit, submit assignments, or have access to resources such as the Library or Student Life Center. Participation in class discussions and other communication may be limited at the discretion of the instructor. Degree-seeking students who audit courses receive the notation AUD on their transcripts, which does not affect class or program standing and does not enter into overall GPA calculations.
Catholic International offers courses in five terms each academic year: Fall I & II, Spring I & II, and Summer. Registration for audit students opens 15 days before the start of each term, and space is limited. For a list of courses offered throughout the academic year, see the Course Offerings.
Catholic International offers courses in six terms each academic year: Fall I & II, Spring I & II, and Summer. Courses are opened to audit students 15 days before the start of each term, and space is limited.
For a list of courses offered throughout the academic year, see our Course Offerings.
