University of New England

The Office of Continuing Education develops credit and non-credit courses, workshops, and services for individuals seeking to meet their educational goals on a part-time basis. University courses and programs are designed and offered in a variety of flexible formats to accommodate students seeking to balance work, family, and other responsibilities.

The University of New England offers courses in a variety of disciplines. Some of these courses are introductory and give individuals the opportunity to explore a program of study or discipline before making a commitment to apply for admission. Each semester we offer many professional development workshops. These programs are designed for professionals to keep current in their field.

What is a non-matriculated student?
Non-matriculated students take credit-bearing courses but have not applied for and been formally granted admission to a school or college at either the undergraduate or graduate level. Non-matriculated students may take courses for professional or personal development, to transfer credits to another university or college, or eventually to enter an undergraduate or graduate degree program. A student must be matriculated to receive a degree.  A maximum of 12  credits earned while a non-matriculated student at the University of New England may be accepted toward a degree at the University.