Non-Degree and Visiting Undergraduate Applicants
Non-degree (non-matriculated or special students) undergraduate applicants include
- non-matriculated students taking up to six credits.
- visiting students from other colleges who must be full-time students for a semester or two.
Special Students
Acceptance as a non-degree or special student is based on the applicant's background and ability to complete successfully the work of the course. No more than eighteen credits may be accumulated as a non-matriculated student, and no more than six credits may be taken per semester without written permission of the chairperson. International students may not take courses as non-matriculated students. They must be full-time matriculated students to meet immigration regulations.
Financial aid is not available for non-matriculated students.
Non-degree/special students should submit the non-degree application form available on this website in pdf format via mail or in person with all documents required on the form with the $50 application fee in check form. Applications are welcome from all qualified students including transfer students. An official transcript showing the high school degree must be attached. College students must submit an official college transcript.
Mail your documents to the Office of the Registrar at the address below.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Please submit a complete application with your official transcript confirming receipt of your baccalaureate degree. Your application will not be evaluated until all materials are received. Before you can be registered for the classes below, the Registrar's Office must obtain permission from the Department Chairperson offering the course. Please allow 3 weeks for this process.
Non-degree/special students must submit the non-degree application form via mail or in person with the $50 fee to:
Pratt Institute
Office of the Registrar
Thrift Hall 1
200 Willoughby Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11205
Tel: 718 636-3663
Fax: 718 636-3548
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