Any undergraduate and graduate UConn student can take the 1-credit UNIV-3088 course. Undergraduate students with 12 or more credits on the 10th day of classes will not be charged additional for this course. Non-degree/non-matriculated or part-time students may take the course but will be charged accordingly by credit. Please consult your advisor prior to dropping if you are using this course to achieve full-time status for financial aid.

You should expect to dedicate 6 hours a week to this course. This expectation is based on the various course activities, assignments, and assessments and the University of Connecticut’s policy regarding credit hours. (More information related to hours per week per credit can be accessed at the Online Student website.)

This course is graded Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory (S/U).  The course syllabus contains more detailed information.

For additional information on undergraduate grading policies see here: https://registrar.uconn.edu/grades/.

What is the cost in the fall or spring semester?
Pop-up courses offered during Fall and Spring semesters are coded 1-credit 1-cost. For matriculated students who are enrolled in 12 credits or more on the 10th day of the semester, a Pop-up course will be zero cost. Students who are enrolled in less than 12 credits on the 10th day and who enroll in one or more Pop-up courses will be billed for the credit costs of the course(s). There are no costs for materials.

What is the cost in summer or winter?

UConn students enrolled in a degree program (matriculated) may take a Pop-up course offered during any Summer Session and earn 1 credit at no cost. Matriculated students enrolled in any summer Pop-up course will receive a charge on their Summer Session bill for the cost, but an automatic waiver will be applied to bring the final cost to $0. Additionally, there will be no enrollment fees for taking a Pop-up course nor any costs for books or materials.

Note: This course is not available to non-degree / non-matriculated students in the summer nor winter sessions.

Without a W: Students can drop using normal add drop procedures prior to Monday, January 29th. Undergraduates must request the drop by January 29 to avoid receiving a “W” on the academic record.  Please note that if students are full-time based on this one-credit course, they should consult with their advisor and Financial Aid to determine the best course of action regarding the withdrawal.

With a W: Requests made after January 29 must be made via the official withdrawal channels (See the Spring 2024 Student Schedule Revision Form at https://registrar.uconn.edu/forms/ ) and students must have advisor approval; all must be completed by February 19, 2024. If the class is being used to achieve full-time status, students are to contact Financial Aid prior to dropping.

UNIV-3088 courses can be used to achieve full-time status only if enrolled within the first 10 days of the Fall or Spring semester. If this class is being used to achieve full-time status, students are to contact Financial Aid prior to dropping.