Open Enrollment registration does not constitute admission to Golden Gate University.

Open Enrollment registration is for non-law programs only

Students registered in Open Enrollment status are not eligible for financial aid.

Students registered in Open Enrollment status are not eligible to earn a certificate. If you seek a certificate you must file an application for admission.

Open Enrollment in graduate courses requires the minimum of a bachelor's degree which must be declared on the Open Enrollment form.

The maximum number of credit hours taken as an Open Enrollment student that may apply to a program upon admission is limited to 12 undergraduate credits and 9 graduate credits.

Open Enrollment students must have their registration approved by an academic advisor each term. Open Enrollment students are encouraged to bring copies of transcripts for advising purposes.

Open Enrollment students are allowed to choose between credit (pass/fail or letter grade) and audit.

Open Enrollment students are required to maintain satisfactory academic standing to enroll and to remain enrolled. Evidence of satisfactory academic standing for an undergraduate student is a minimum 2.00 cumulative grade point average and for a graduate student is a 3.00 cumulative grade point average. Students who fall below this standard will not be permitted to register.