Other Admission Types

A student who enrolled at UT Permian Basin as a degree seeking student, but has been absent for 3 semesters (1 year) or more must re-apply for any future semester.

[Example:  Was last enrolled for Fall 2019 (past the 12^th class day) and was not enrolled for Spring 2020, Summer 2020 and Fall 2020 – must re-apply since it has been more than a year since last enrolled].

As a returning undergraduate student, you would complete the Undergraduate Readmit Application and submit official transcripts from any college or university attended since you last attended UT Permian Basin (if any).

If you left on academic suspension (academic dismissal) in your last semester at UT Permian Basin, you will need to the provide additional documentation prior to being considered for re-admission.

Academic Dismissal - review the procedures for being re-admitted following an academic dismissal.

U. T. Permian Basin allows a person who does not desire a degree or who does not desire course credit to register for classes on a noncredit basis. This is known as auditing a course. Students auditing classes are permitted to attend classes and participate in the course discussions, studio and laboratory work and other class activities. They are not required to complete work outside the classroom or sit for exams.

If you wish to enroll for a course but do not desire course credit (audit), contact the Office of the Registrar. This option is not available for Contract Study, self-paced courses, thesis, research or practicum.

How to Audit a Course

• The fee for auditing a course is $35 per course plus any applicable lab fee. This fee covers course participation, library use and computer use privileges similar to those of students. It does not cover parking or provide access to student services covered by the student service fee or the medical services fee.
• No credit is earned through auditing the class and a student may not earn credit through examination for audited courses. One may not audit contract study, self-paced, thesis, research or practicum courses.
• Students applying only for the purposes of auditing a course are not required to meet all admission requirements. However, students that have been denied admission are not eligible to enroll to audit. For further information on admissions for auditing purposes, contact the Admissions Office.
• Registration for auditing courses can occur only during the late registration period. It is on a space available basis only and requires the instructor's permission. Students should contact the Registrar's Office for audit enrollment forms and procedures.
• Bacterial Meningitis Vaccination requirement - Must show evidence of having received the Bacterial Meningitis vaccination or qualified exemption. (Students who are 22 years of age or older or planning to take online courses only (no campus based courses) are exempt.)

Students who are currently serving in the military or have previously served, along with the spouses and children of active-duty service members and veterans, are eligible for educational benefits. Military and Veteran Students must pay the application fee; it is not waived.

Federal Education Benefits:

• Chapter 33 GI Bill®
• Chapter 35 Survivors and Dependents
• Chapter 30 Montgomery GI Bill® Active Duty (MGIB-AD)
• Chapter 1606 Montgomery GI Bill® Selected Reserve (MGIB-SR)
• Chapter 31 Veteran Readiness and Employment
• Military Tuition Assistance is managed by the accounts receivable department. For assistance, you can contact them at ar@utpb.edu.

State Education Benefits:

• Texas Hazlewood Act

Veteran Services