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Special Standing
Admission
Students who wish to officially
enroll in selective courses, but do not wish to receive
a degree may be granted a status of special standing.
Students who enroll as special standing must meet the
regular admissions requirements.
Auditor
Admission
Students who attend classes for
personal enrichment and not for academic credit may be
granted auditor's status. Auditors attend class with no
obligations to participate actively in the work.
Auditors will receive a grade of International Lordland University for every course completed. Auditor students
may change the course grade from audit to credit once
they are accepted into a degree program (See 'Audit to
Credit' section of this catalog). An abbreviated
admissions process is necessary to receive auditor
status. Audit fees are required for each class in which
auditor students enroll. Auditor students who wish to
apply for entry into a degree program must submit the
'Auditor to Degree Program' form and meet the existing
requirements for admission to the degree program. A
minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 is required for those
courses that have been taken by the student. The
'Auditor to Degree Program' form can be found at the
administration office during normal business hours.
Degree program students may also enroll in any course as
an auditor for personal enrichment.
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Admissions Categories
• Full Acceptance:
A student who has met all the requirements and is fully
accepted as a student at International Lordland University.
• Provisional Acceptance: A student
who is not able to complete the admission file before
the deadline, may be accepted with full benefits of the
school for one Quarter. This restricted status allows
the student the opportunity to complete the admission
file. If the student fails to move to the full
acceptance status within one semester, he or she will be
dismissed.
• Probationary Acceptance:
A student who does not meet the normal academic
standards, but provides a strong indication for academic
success may be accepted on probationary status. The
student is granted one year to achieve the academic
level necessary to move to full acceptance
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