Intercampus Enrollment and Tuition

This policy establishes procedures for the intercampus enrollment process among the Boulder, Colorado Springs, and Denver campuses.  This policy does not apply to courses offered by the Anschutz Medical Campus.  In addition, it does not apply to Continuing and Professional Education or Extended Studies courses unless the courses meet curricular requirements of a Board of Regents approved intercampus degree program1.

1. A degree-seeking student may enroll in courses on a host campusHost CampusSee Section IV. Definitions at the home campusHome CampusSee Section IV. Definitions tuition rate, provided the student is enrolled in at least one course at the home campus and follows the procedures outlined in this Administrative Policy Statement2. Enrollment at the host campus may not exceed either two courses or six credit hours per semester or summer term.
    
2. Students who elect not to follow the intercampus enrollment procedures and voluntarily seek admission to and enroll on more than one campus are considered to be dually matriculated students. This policy will not apply to these students. They will be charged tuition and fees according to the individual campus schedules and no intercampus adjustments will be made.
    
3. The Office of the Registrar on each campus is responsible for disseminating this policy to students. Each campus shall have appropriate student advising and approval processes for intercampus enrollment.

1. REGISTRATION. Students who wish to enroll in a course taught on another campus will complete an "Intercampus Registration" form and obtain approval from their home campusHome CampusSee Section IV. Definitions. Intercampus enrollment students will be enrolled after host campusHost CampusSee Section IV. Definitions continuing student enrollment appointments. Students admitted to intercampus degree programs will be able to register with the same priority as home campus students. Subsequent changes to the enrollment must be made according to the deadlines applicable on the host campus.
    
2. TUITION AND FEES. Tuition for the course taken at another campus will be assessed at the home campus tuition rate. Students will pay the applicable fees of each campus.
    
3. REPORTING. Student credit hours will be reported only by the campus offering the course.

1. The home campus is the campus to which the student has been admitted and, unless the student transfers, will award the student’s degree.
    
2. The host campus is the campus offering the course.

• Initial Policy Effective:  Spring 1977. That policy superseded the concurrent enrollment policies outlined in Budget Procedures Manual 4.2 (6/4/73).
• Revised: April 1, 2009.
• Revised: January 17, 2013.
• Revised and Renamed:  July 1, 2018 (Previously, Intercampus Concurrent Enrollment).

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