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Can you sit in on classes if you aren't a student?
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Last: 2 yr ago by Paul Dirac
Not usually
Yes, you may audit a course with faculty's permission.
Many profs will allow it if you just want to listen to a specific lecture and ask in advance with a reasonable reason. There are more rigorous rules for actually auditing a class. You can't audit first year classes and other specific limited enrollment courses. For all others you need a form with the permission of the prof and/or dept head or dean.
Whats the easiest masters program at TAMU for an adult wanting to go back to school
agAngeldad said:
Whats the easiest masters program at TAMU for an adult wanting to go back to school
Seems like you've thought this through.
In a small class, probably not, but in a huge lecture hall with 300 people? No one would ever know you weren't supposed to be there.
agAngeldad said:
Whats the easiest masters program at TAMU for an adult wanting to go back to school
It's a guess but Educational Leadership was the easiest at SHSU. The College of Education always ranks last in terms of standard scores.
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