Taking a Course as a Non-Degree Seeking Student
A student already holding a baccalaureate or graduate degree may enroll in graduate courses on post-baccalaureate basis. A post-baccalaureate student may take courses for the purpose of qualifying for a graduate degree program, obtaining certification, professional development or personal enrichment.

Note: There are some restrictions and limitations on the application of post-baccalureate hours toward a graduate degree. Upon gaining admission to a degree program and with the approval of the graduate advisor, the department chair and the academic dean, the student may apply a maximum of 6 credit hours earned with grades of B or better to a thesis program or 12 credit hours earned with grades of B or better to a non-thesis program. GRE scores are not required for post-baccalaureate admission.

Get Accepted as a post-baccalaureate Student

1. SFA Graduate School Application for Admission Form.
   Note: Check "Seeking admission to take graduate and/or undergraduate courses; but not work toward a degree" under Application Classification.
   
2. Proof of a bachelor's degree from an accredited institute.
   
3. $25 Application Fee. $50 Application Fee for International Applicants. Make checks payable to "SFA."

Register for Courses

1. Once you have been admitted as a post-baccalureate student, you will need to set up your titan email account to receive your billing information or any information sent out by SFASU. Please click on the following link to set up your account. http://luminis.sfasu.edu/cp/home/loginf
   To register for class call Mary Ramos at 936-468-1365.
   

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