Admission Procedures

TYPE OF STUDENT

PROCEDURE/REQUIREMENTS

Degree Seeking

1. Complete a Barry University application and submit it to the Office of Enrollment Management.
2. Submit supporting credentials.

Former Undergraduate
(Academically inactive for one calendar year)

1. Complete a Barry University application and submit it to the Office of Enrollment Management.
2. Submit supporting credentials if attended another university. since last enrollment at Barry University.

Former Graduate
(Academically inactive for one calendar year)

1. Complete a Barry University readmission application and submit it to the Office of Enrollment Management.
2. Submit supporting credentials if attended another university since last enrollment at Barry University.

Guest Students

1. Enrolled in degree program elsewhere and wish Barry credits transferred to “Home” institution.
2. Submit a non-degree application.
3. Submit signed statement of good standing from “Home” institution with application.

Post-Graduate Non-Degree

1. Hold - master’s degree or higher.
2. Submit non-degree application and proof of master’s degree.
3. Credit limit: 9 semester hours

Graduate Non-Degree

1. Hold - bachelor’s degree.
2. Submit non-degree application and proof of bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution.
3. Credit limit: Varies with program

Undergraduate Non-Degree

1. Hold high school diploma or some college credentials from a regionally accredited institution.
2. Submit non-degree application and proof of high school graduation and/or transcript from a regionally accredited institution.
3. Credit limit: Varies with program

Audit

Must meet regular admission requirements.
Use a code of “A” in the Special Code Column on the Registration Form.

TEACHER CERTIFICATION

Bachelor Degree Certification

Submit a non-degree application and proof of degree from a regionally accredited institution.
Credit limit: 15 semester hours

Graduate Degree Certification

Submit a non-degree application and proof of degree from a regionally accredited institution.
Credit limit: 9 semester hours