Admission procedures, tuition, fees, courses of instruction, programs of study, faculty assignments, and academic regulations are subject to change.

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
First-time college students who have a high school diploma, or equivalency diploma, and students with previous college work elsewhere may be admitted as special non-matriculated students for one session. Complete and return the application and registration forms in this brochure to the Admissions Office. In order to continue your education at Long Island University, C.W. Post Campus, you must submit an official application, and official transcripts from all schools previously attended to the Office of Admissions.

Students currently enrolled at Long Island University, taking 12 or more credits in a regular semester, can take weekend college courses as part of their 18 credits maximum, flat-rate tuition. Register for weekend college courses when registering for regular semester courses. Total credits per semester may not exceed 18 credits without permission of the appropriate dean.

Students enrolled part-time at the Campus during the regular semester may enroll for up to six credits in each weekend college session, provided that the total number of credits does not exceed nine. Complete and return the registration form enclosed to the Registration Office.

Students formerly enrolled at the Campus who wish to resume their studies should complete the application and return it to the Office of Admissions. The Registration Form should be brought to the Academic Counseling Center, located on the second floor of Kumble Hall.

Students attending another institution of higher education may attend C.W. Post, with a letter of permission from the home school. Attach the letter to the completed application and registration forms and return to the Office of Admissions.

Qualified high school students may apply for admission to C.W. Post with the recommendation of their guidance counselors. Attach the recommendation to the application and registration forms and return to the Office of Admissions.

GRADUATE STUDENTS
Degree candidates must have a formal application, and all required materials on file at the Office of Admissions. If accepted, the students will have their registration card signed by an academic advisor and return it to the Registration Office.

Non-degree candidates/Non Matriculants must have a formal application on file at the Office of Graduate Admissions. If accepted, the student will have their registration card signed by an academic advisor and return it to the Registration Office. (Please Note: Acceptance as a Non-degree candidate or Non-Matriculant does not constitute acceptance into a degree or certificate program. When applying to a degree granting program, an application, and all required materials must be submitted to the Office of Graduate Admissions for review. Credits taken as a Non-degree candidate or Non-Matriculant are not automatically applied to subsequent degree or certificate program in which you register, but may be taken into consideration by the Dean of the academic department.)