Guidelines for Cross Registration PURPOSE OF CROSS-REGISTRATION Cross-registration benefits students at Alliance member schools by expanding the number and kinds of courses available to them. Cross-registration supplements the course offerings at each member school, so that students may take courses that would not otherwise be available to them. ELIGIBILITY

Home Institution • The student must meet the definition of "matriculated student" at the Home institution (including the cross-registered course). • Students on formal exchange programs are considered matriculated if they meet the matriculation requirements of their Home institution. • Be in good academic standing. • Have approval of appropriate academic authorities at the Home institution. • Not be a first-semester freshman. • Meet all other requirements established by the Home institution.

Host Institution • The student must follow Alliance procedures for cross-registration. • Enrollment is on a space-available basis. • The student must meet course prerequisites (or equivalents) set by the Host school. • The student must gain approval from the appropriate academic authorities, if required by the Host institution.

COURSES COVERED All courses are eligible with the following exceptions: • Non-Credit courses and non-degree program courses. • Graduate courses. • Any course offered outside the normal academic year – e.g., summer, inter-session.

TUITION AND FEES • Tuition is paid to the Home institution. • Course Fees (for laboratory and/or materials) are paid to the Host institution. • The student must pay any fee imposed by the Host institution on all its students.

OTHER LIMITS • Each student is limited to three courses per year and a total of five over the period of the student’s undergraduate studies.

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