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Auditing Policy and Procedures
Registration to audit is limited to any three-credit and non-laboratory courses offered
based on the available seats in the class. Course Audit Form [using DocuSign or similar
mechanism] is required to start the process.
Student: Full or Part-time matriculated RCC (Roxbury Community College) students can audit
one course during any term of an academic year.
Faculty: Teaching faculty will permit students to audit their courses after considering the
class size, modality, and any requirements to attend the class. Faculty will share
a copy of their permission and any specific requirement with the student. The Dean
of the divisions and the Advising Office must be notified via email.
Process:
- Registration starts with obtaining the teaching faculty’s permission via email and
it must be completed before the end of the “Add and Drop” period identified/listed
on the Academic Calendar for the respective term.
- The course work required is at the discretion of the instructor or faculty of the
course. A copy of the requirements shall be shared with the student.
- Students can switch from a regular registration to auditing a course during the Add
and Drop period by making a request to the Registrar’s Office to change the credit
type.
- Advising staff will assist students during an online or in-person appointment to complete
the process.
- A fully registered student gains access to observe and fully participate in the course
activities and any Office Hours offered by the teaching faculty.
- The Registrar’s Office adds “AU” Credit Type at time of registration and an “AU” Grade
Code to the student’s transcript during midterm grade submission and notifies the
teaching faculty.
- Financial Aid is not used to pay the $300 fee for auditing a course.
- Future online registration to repeat the same course for a grade is allowed