School of Social Service Administration
General Information
Students in the College may enroll in courses at SSA and auditing is allowed per instructor consent and if space is available. Consult with a College adviser about these courses in the quarter prior to registration.
Registration
Registration for courses at SSA is a process that should begin in the quarter preceding the quarter of enrollment. Registration is by consent of the SSA Dean of Students and the instructor. Use the pink College Student Registration Consent Form and submit it to the Office of the University Registrar by Friday of third week. SSA courses cannot be added online. Auditors who do not want SSA courses to appear on their transcripts need only arrange to sit in on the course with the instructor.
Note: Courses in the SSA core curriculum are closed to College students, but other courses are available as space permits.
Drops
Drop SSA courses online or by pink slip through Friday of third week. As a courtesy, please inform the instructor after dropping a class.
Exams
Follow the SSA exam schedule and policies.
Grading
Plus/minus grades are awarded and College rules/procedures apply.
Withdrawal
Students can withdraw from a class up to the final event per the College policy.
Using SSA Courses in the Degree Program
Students are limited to six professional school course registrations on the transcript (whether or not the courses are completed) Up to three of these can count toward the forty-two credits required in an undergraduate program. For permission to count these courses in the major, petition the undergraduate program chair before taking the course .
Tuition
College students pay at the College rate. Refer to the printed time schedule or the Office of the University Bursar for current tuition rates.
Note: Professional school courses are not indicated as such on the transcript, although each transcript has a key to understanding course identification codes. Expect that grades awarded for professional school classes will be considered by admissions committees in subsequent applications to graduate or professional school.
