Non-Degree & High School
If you're thinking about taking college classes for personal enrichment, or if you're a high school student who would like to get a head start on your college career, attending Washburn as a non-degree seeking student could be just the thing for you.
You should apply as a non-degree seeking student if you are:
- a high school student who would be taking classes while in high school
- taking courses for personal enrichment and not toward a degree
- attending another college or university and don’t plan to complete the degree at Washburn
Applying is as simple as submitting an undergraduate application. Non-degree seeking students do not need to submit official transcripts or test scores unless otherwise requested by the Office of Admissions.
Financial aid is only available to degree-seeking students.
There are many options for high school students seeking to earn college credit:
- Concurrent Enrollment Partnership (CEP) Program – you’ll take courses at your high school for college credit.
- Senior Academy – you’ll take classes on campus in the spring semester of your senior year of high school for college credit.
- As a non-degree seeking student – as a high school student with a GPA of 3.0 or higher you may take online classes or classes that fit your schedule (not through the Concurrent Enrollment Partnership Program).
Email admissions@washburn.edu with your questions, or connect with Brett Johnson, Associate Director of Admissions.
60+ tuition-free course audit program
- Learn more about subjects that interest you
- Not required to do homework assignments or take exams
- Subject to availability
GET IN TOUCH WITH Admissions
Washburn University Admissions
Morgan Hall Suite 100
1700 SW College Ave.
Topeka, KS 66621
Phone & Email
785.670.1030
admissions@washburn.edu
