UW-Madison is adding its first-ever ASL course this coming fall. While this course and its waitlist are full , there is still an opportunity for non-students to get in on the educational action by becoming a Guest auditor .
Auditing is defined as observing a lecture course without actively participating. Courses that require active participation aren’t available to audit. Think: Performing arts, labs, conversational languages.
Become a Guest Auditor
Review
Before anything else, review the requirements .
Apply
At least three weeks before the start of the term in which you hope to enroll, apply online — select “Guest Auditor/Guest Auditor/UGST.”
Request
Contact the professor of the course of your interest to request permission before enrolling .
Pay up
Guest auditors are charged tuition based on residency status + amount of enrolled credits — roughly 30% of undergraduate tuition rates.
For more information, reach out to UW-Madison’s Adult Career and Special Student Services office.