Colorado School of Mines
 

Professional Outreach

Non Degree Registration Form - Spring 2012 Registration is Closed

Summer & Fall 2012 Registration Opens April 16 by 10:00 a.m.

The Professional Outreach Program at the Colorado School of Mines (CSM) provides educational opportunities for those individuals who have not applied to pursue a degree program at CSM, but who wish to take courses regularly offered on campus.

How to Register
Tuition Payment Schedule
Fee Payment Schedule
Class Locations - Withdrawals - Student ID's - Residency - Eligibility
Annual Calendar - Dates You Should Know
CSM Bulletin
Available Courses
Course Catalog (Available in PDF format)

Students may register for any course offered at CSM (excluding Honors and Physical Education) for which they have the prerequisites listed in the CSM Bulletin or the permission of the instructor. Academic qualifications are the responsibility of the student, and prospective students are urged to speak with the course instructor to ensure that the student's qualifications adequately address the requirements of the course.

The information here is designed to augment that contained in the CSM Bulletin, and as such, the policies and guidelines established in the CSM Bulletin will apply in all cases. Thus, prospective students are encouraged to review the CSM Bulletin prior to registration.

Information regarding registration, payment of tuition, class locations, withdrawals, student ID's, student fees, residency and eligibility is available on this page. For questions, contact:

Colorado School of Mines
Registrar's Office
1600 Maple Street
Golden, CO 80401
Phone: (303) 273-3200
FAX: (303) 384-2253
E-mail: registrar@mines.edu


HOW TO REGISTER

Register On Line
High School Students: Please contact Bruce Goetz in the Admissions department for approval.

Undergraduate Level Students (NO Bachelor degree or higher completed-regardless of course level): Go to the registration form, complete it and press the "Submit" button. Submit only once.

Graduate Level Students (Bachelor degree or higher completed-regardless of course level): You MUST use the Graduate Admissions web site at http://www.mines.edu/NonDegree_GS.

TUITION PAYMENT SCHEDULE

Tuition can be paid by cash, personal check, company check or money order,  Payments should be made through the Cashier's Office at CSM. The cashier may be contacted at 303-273-3298.

Use the following link to access the Tuition schedule: Schedule of Tuition and Fees

An invoice will be mailed to you upon completion of your registration.

Resident Undergraduate

* 6.0 to 11.9 credit hours is part-time

*12.0 credit hours or more is full-time (15 credit hours or more for Tuition purposes)

* An additional $62.00 (for the 2011-2012 academic year) per credit hour will be reflected in the Tuition charge, which the Colorado Opportunity Fund stipend will be applied against. Please use this link to apply for the Colorado Opportunity Fund to offset these charges.

Resident Graduate

4.5 to 8.9 credit hours is part-time

9.0 credit hours or more is full-time (9.0 credit hours or more for Tuition purposes)

Non-Resident Undergraduate

6.0 to 11.9 credit hours is part-time

12.0 credit hours or more is full-time (15 credit hours or more for Tuition purposes)

Non-Resident Graduate

4.5 to 8.9 credit hours is part-time

9.0 credit hours or more is full-time (9 credit hours or more for Tuition purposes)

Mandatory Fees

Refer to Schedule of Tuition and Fees.

Status Fall/Spring 2011-2012 Summer I & II 2012
Senior Citizen (62 or older) - For Credit No Charge** No charge**

**Except for technology fee, which is required, and Parking paid at kiosks.

FEE PAYMENT SCHEDULE

All students, including senior citizens, must pay the $60 technology fee ($30 during Summer I and Summer II sessions).

Non-degree students considered full-time (see above) must pay all student fees unless they receive a waiver after a formal request is received (see registration form). The following are reasons a waiver may be granted:

Non-degree students attending part-time will be assessed the mandatory Technology Fee and Parking Permit Fee only. However, any non-degree student, wishing to take part in student activities and receive student privileges may do so by paying full mandatory fees. There is not an option to pay only specific fees; students would be required to pay ALL mandatory fees. Non-Degree students do not qualify to receive Heath Insurance; there is not an option to be assessed this fee through Colorado School of Mines. If you will not have a car on campus, you may submit a parking permit fee waiver to Parking Services. Please see the Student Receivables office regarding fee waivers.

CLASS LOCATIONS

All courses are offered on the CSM campus and you will find the building and room information when you login to Trailhead and view your schedule. A campus map may be found here. A parking permit, which allows for parking in designated lots, needs to be obtained from CSM Parking Services (refer to link in right sidebar named "Parking Options and Prices").

WITHDRAWALS

If you withdraw before the Census date (see Academic Calendar), you will receive a full refund. You must contact the Registrar's Office in person or email registrar@mines.edu. Refer to the CSM Bulletin for refund policies after a course starts or contact the Controller's Office.

STUDENT ID's

Student Identification cards or BlasterCards are available and will allow you use of the library. If you elect to pay student fees, your ID card will allow you to use the gymnasium and Health Center (it does not provide health insurance), and to participate in student activities, athletics, and Associated Student Organizations.

RESIDENCY

If you are not at least 22 years old by the first day of classes, you are assumed to have the same legal residence as your parents. If your parents live out of state, you may petition the School for resident status as an emancipated minor. If you have lived in Colorado for the past 12 months, you may be eligible for in-state tuition rates and might be asked for documentation.

ELIGIBILITY

Academic qualifications are the responsibility of the student, and prospective students are urged to speak with the course instructor to ensure that the student's qualifications adequately address the requirements of the course. You should have a high school diploma, GED, or prerequisites required for the course(s) in which you have chosen to enroll.

ANNUAL CALENDAR - DATES YOU NEED TO KNOW

Please click on the link below to view

Academic Calendars

       

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