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

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