Fall 2025: Undergraduate Visiting Student Course List

• International undergraduate visiting students must enroll full-time (minimum 12 credits) per U.S. immigration rules. Tuition covers 12-17 credits per semester.
• It is the student's responsibility to make sure their selected courses meet the specific requirements of their home university and/or government funding agency.
• Undergraduate students cannot enroll in graduate courses and vice versa. Students are not able to register for a mix of classes on the graduate and undergraduate levels. Undergraduate level courses are 1000-4999. Graduate level courses are 5000-6999.

• Courses marked with a "W" require English writing and research skills. Students should be prepared for intensive writing, critical analysis, and research assignments.
• Courses marked with an "M" require background in mathematics. Students should be prepared with a basic knowledge of college level pre-algebra and pre-calculus skills.
• !!! Courses marked with an asterisk (*) require advanced subject knowledge. Students must submit Course Approval Form to demonstrate academic readiness.

The course numbering reflects its level of difficulty:

• 1000-1099: Freshman-level courses (often no prerequisites)
• 2000-2999: Sophomore-level courses (some prerequisites may apply)
  
  Freshman & Sophomore courses together are "lower-division"
  
  
• 3000-4999: Junior & Senior-level courses ("upper division")
  
  Require substantial preparation and typically one or more prerequisites