Division of Continual Learning
Summer Session General Information
Visiting Students
All visiting undergraduate and graduate students who wish to register for a Summer Session course must apply for permission to register using the Summer Session Student Information Form (click "Visiting Student Form" at left column of your screen).
Newly Admitted UNCG Undergraduates
Newly admitted undergraduates and transfer students must complete the Summer Session Student Information Form to register for Summer Session classes (click "Visiting Student Form" at left column of your screen). The form must be submitted to the Division of Continual Learning.
NC TEACH (Alternative Licensure Programs)
Students who have a bachelor's or master's degree and would like to earn teaching licensure in a non-degree program should read about NC TEACH or other licensure-only programs at http://www.uncg.edu/ted/index.html (see Licensure-only) or call 336/334-3415 before enrolling in licensure courses.
Returning UNCG Undergraduates
Reactivation
Returning UNCG undergraduates who have NOT attended another institution since leaving UNCG may have their files reactivated by contacting the Admissions Office. There is no charge for reactivating a student’s status.
Students should obtain instructions and a “Former Student Application” from the Admissions Office, Armfield-Preyer Admissions & Visitor Center, 336/334-5243, and submit the form to that office for processing. The application deadlines for reactivation are: May 16 for first session and June 23 for second session (web.uncg.edu/adm/former).
Readmission
Returning UNCG undergraduates who HAVE attended another institution of higher learning since leaving UNCG, who attended UNCG prior to 1984, or who are seeking a second undergraduate degree should apply for readmission to the University through the Admissions Office. Applicants must submit all official transcript(s) from any schools attended since leaving UNCG by the application deadlines. The application deadlines for readmission are: May 1 for first session and June 1 for second session.
Location: Office of Undergraduate Admissions, Armfield-Preyer Admissions & Visitor Center
Phone: 336/334-5243
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Freshmen, Adults, 2 Plus, Formers and Second Degree
Students interested in pursuing official admission during the academic year (fall and spring semesters) must formally apply through the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. The Office of Admissions reviews applications for undergraduate admissions for the following students:
- Freshmen — recent high school graduates who have never attended college.
- Transfers — students who have previously attended college.
- Non-traditional adult students who have been away from school one year or longer and who wish to earn an undergraduate degree apply through the Admissions Office. In addition to an application, application fee, and official credentials, an interview may be required.
The Admissions Office also works with the following groups:
- Second undergraduate degree; pre-professional;
- Formers — (students formerly enrolled at UNCG and who now wish to return to UNCG, see Returning UNCG Undergraduates);
- 2 Plus UNCG Program — UNCG has articulation notices with community colleges across the state for A.A.S. and A.D.N. graduates. For further information, call 336/334-5243.
Location: Office of Undergraduate Admissions Armfield-Preyer Admissions & Visitor Center
Phone: 336/334-5243
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Degree Seeking Graduate (Classified) Students
Qualified applicants may enroll in graduate curricula leading to a variety of degrees. Please contact the Graduate Admissions Office for the appropriate application and program information 336/334-4885 or 5596 or visit our Web site at: www.uncg.edu/grs
Graduate Classification
Students already holding baccalaureate degrees who are not actively seeking a second undergraduate degree are classified as graduate students.
Degree Programs that Lead to Teaching Licensure
Students may earn licensure through an undergraduate degree or, in some cases, a Master's of Education. For information, please see the Undergraduate or Graduate Bulletins or the departmental Web site. For advising in elementary, middle grades and special education, please see: http://www.uncg.edu/soe/newsite/sarc/index.html or call 336/334-3410.
Non-Degree Seeking (Unclassified) Students
Persons who already hold a baccalaureate degree, but do not intend to pursue a graduate or certificate program at this time, may enroll in the fall and spring through ViSioNS registration for personal enrichment, professional knowledge, or renewal of Teacher Licensure. Additional information regarding ViSioNS is available through The Graduate School 336/334-5596 and you may want to visit their Web site at: www.uncg.edu/grs
Summer Visiting students apply through the Division of Continual Learning. MBA visiting students should first contact the MBA Program for more instructions at 336/334-5390.
University Directory Information
Release of Student Directory Information: Unless a student requests in writing to the contrary, federal law permits the University to release the following types of information to the public without the student’s consent:
Name, mailing and permanent addresses, e-mail, telephone number, date of birth, dates of attendance, major, degree, honors.
Suppression of Student Directory Information: Under the 1974 Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), the student has the right to request in writing that the disclosure of this information be withheld from persons outside the University. Please note that this information can only be suppressed from the public, NOT from University officials.
To have your address/phone number suppressed from the printed and web University Directory and Campus Information, you must file a form requesting suppression of information with the University Registrar’s Office. The form must be filed by September 1 to avoid having the information appear in the printed Directory, while requests to suppress web directory information can be made at any time. A request to suppress information must be filed while you are still at the University.
Once a student’s information is suppressed, it will not be released to any outside agency without the student’s written consent. The suppression of information remains in effect until revoked in writing by the student, even after the student is no longer enrolled at the University. Former students may request in writing that earlier suppression requests be revoked.
Parent’s Information: Information concerning parents of students (name, addresses, phone numbers, etc.) is not made available as it is not considered directory information.
Change of Address or Name
Please remember that it is your responsibility to file address and name changes with the University Registrar’s Office. All University-related mailings access the student addresses currently on file with the University Registrar’s Office. Each semester many students fail to receive vital information because they do not notify the University Registrar’s Office of address and/or name changes.
Name changes require the presentation of legal documentation before changes can be made.
We cannot accept address or name changes by telephone. Keep your address and name current by updating your personal information via UNCGenie.
Enrollment Verification
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro has authorized the National Student Clearinghouse to provide degree and enrollment verification.
Printing an Enrollment Verification
- Go to UNCGenie and log in using your Student ID number and PIN.
- Click on Student Services & Financial Aid.
- Click on Student Records.
- Click on Enrollment Verifications via Clearinghouse Student Self Service.
- Enter your name, date of birth, and social security number. Click Login.
- Choose current enrollment or all enrollment and click on “Obtain an enrollment certificate.”
- The enrollment certificate will display as a PDF document. Click on the Printer icon to print the certificate.
- Select the Close command to close the certificate.
- Click on the Logoff button to exit the Clearinghouse
- Exit UNCGenie by clicking on EXIT in the top right corner of the screen.
Contact the Clearinghouse via e-mail at service@studentclearinghouse.org or by telephone at 703/742-4200.
Location: University Registrar’s Office, 180 Mossman Building
Phone: 336/334-5946
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Teacher Licensure
All students (undergraduate, graduate and licensure-only) planning to teach in North Carolina must apply for licensure at The Teachers Academy. Application should be made in the student’s final semester at UNCG. Please be aware that the application cannot be processed until the student has completed all degree and/or licensure requirements and has been cleared by the UNCG Teachers Academy.
Location: The Teachers Academy, 319 Curry Building
Phone: 336/334-3414
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm