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| Spring 2008 classes begin: | January 28, 2008 |
| Open University Registration dates: | February 11 - 15, 2008 |
| Location: | Napa Hall, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. |
| Last day to register without a $25 late fee: | February 15, 2008 |
| Late registrations will be accepted until: | February 22, 2008 |
| Last day to drop without receiving a “W” grade: | March 7, 2008 |
If you are registering for a class that begins after the registration period, contact Continuing Education at (916) 278-6984 for extended deadline information.
California State University, Sacramento’s Open University program allows you to attend regular University classes through the College of Continuing Education on a space available basis, without enrolling in the University.
Open University is designed for:
No. Open University is only open to those who are not enrolled or admitted at Sacramento State. Enrollment in Open University does not constitute official enrollment at Sacramento State, nor does it count toward continuous enrollment for preserving catalog rights.
Units earned through Open University are considered special session credit. According to University policy, no more than 24 units of special session credit may be applied toward a baccalaureate degree.
There must be space available in the class and approval must be obtained from the instructor and the department chair. Open University students are required to complete all academic work assigned by the instructor unless they are registered as “audit.”Your name will not appear on the regular class list or grade sheet. Your instructor will receive a separate class list and grade sheet listing only Open University students. Students who wish to take a course for credit/no credit instead of a letter grade must complete and submit a petition at the time of registration.
Anyone with an outstanding University obligation (hold) will not be allowed to enroll in classes until that hold is cleared. Disqualified students should contact Continuing Education Records at (916) 278-6984 for further instructions.
The fee is $160 per unit. If you are 60 years of age or older, you may “audit” (attend but receive no credit for) an Open University course for $50 per unit. Payment must be made by check, money order or credit card. The $160 per unit fee covers the cost of instructional support, enrollment and record-keeping only. Financial aid is not available.
A $25 late fee is applied to registrations submitted after February 15, 2008.
No. Open University students pay the same fee whether they are residents or non-residents of California.
You cannot obtain a parking permit until you register for your class(es) unless you obtain a “parking intent to enroll” verification form from Continuing Education Records in Napa Hall.
A grade of “W” will be given for all drops submitted after March 7, 2008.
Obtain an Open University add/drop form from Continuing Education Records in Napa Hall. Complete the form. Attach documentation of the “serious and compelling” reasons that require you to withdraw. Secure instructor and department chair approval on the add/drop form. Submit all materials to Continuing Education Records.
There are NO REFUNDS issued for dropping Open University classes.
If you have any questions regarding withdrawals, please call
(916) 278-6984.
The Sacramento State OneCard is the University’s digital-image identification card for students. You will need to obtain a Sacramento State OneCard if you wish to use the library, student computer labs or obtain a SACLINK account. The Sacramento State OneCard is available at the Sacramento State OneCard Center, Brighton Hall Annex (facing the library quad), for a $9 fee.
You can access your grades by logging on to My Sac State and following the links. Grades should be available one week after the end of the term.
My Sac State is available 24/7.
Yes; however, a health service fee is not included in the Open University fees. Therefore, per visit fees will be charged to use the health center.
Students interested in taking a Writing Intensive course through Open University must obtain proper approval before enrolling.
Students must go to the Office of Academic Affairs and obtain approval from Greg Wheeler, Associate Dean of Undergraduate Studies, before being allowed to enroll in a Writing Intensive course. If approved, you will receive a letter stating that you may enroll in the course and that the course will not count towards the Writing Intensive graduation requirement at Sacramento State.
Bring this letter and your signed Open University registration form to the College of Continuing Education during the registration period to be enrolled.
Those students using Open University to explore graduate school options who later apply to Sacramento State for graduate studies should be aware that only six (6) eligible units earned prior to classification can be applied toward a subsequent master’s degree program. Graduate level courses taken through Open University cannot be applied to a College of Business Administration graduate degree program.
If you are an international student, please be advised that you may not be eligible to take a course through Open University. If you are here on an F-1 visa, you need authorization from your school advisor. If you are here on an F-2 or a J-2 visa, you will need to get clearance on the course you are taking when you submit your registration to the College of Continuing Education. If you are here on a B-1 or B-2 visa, you are NOT eligible to take courses through Open University. When submitting your registration, please have your visa with you because a photocopy will need to be made for your record. Please call (916) 278-6984 for questions about your status.