(Sometimes also referred to as Non-Matriculated Student) – A student who is enrolled in classes but has not been admitted to the institution in a degree-seeking status. Degree-granting institutions that permit students from other institutions to participate in their study abroad programs typically choose to place visiting students in non-degree status. Students on reciprocal student exchange programs are also usually considered non-degree students at their host institutions.
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Provide Feedback on The Forum’s New Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Statement
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