What are the UNC Online registration guidelines? – UNC Online FAQs and Help

Students are required to acknowledge the following guidelines during the UNC Online registration process:

The home campus will maintain your primary transcript.
Your tuition for this course will be billed at the home campus rate.
The home campus will grant the degree earned.
Rules of the home campus apply to grade repeat or exclusion.
The home campus will determine if you are eligible to register.
The home campus will determine your eligibility for financial aid and will disburse any such aid according to its policies.

The host campus, upon review of your academic history, may decide to cancel your registration.
The host campus will provide technical support related to accessing its computer network or learning management system.
The host campus's calendar will determine all start and end dates as well as break. These may not coincide with the home campus dates.
You are subject to the academic, university conduct and disciplinary policies at the host campus and the home campus for this course.
This includes grade changes, grade disputes and academic integrity.

Dates for withdrawing, adding or dropping a course are determined by the home campus.
You will initiate withdrawal or drop requests through UNC Online.
Adds cannot be done through this system once the semester has started.

It is your responsibility to consult your advisor and ensure that this course will further the completion of your degree and will keep you on track.
When taking a course from another campus, there is a possibility that your campus will not accept the credit at the conclusion of the course, no matter what grade you receive.

Grades for UNC Online courses move to your transcript as transfer credit.
In order to transfer, most schools require the student to attain a minimum grade of C (2.00) in the course.

All J-1 and F-1 nonimmigrant students must speak with their international student advisor and academic advisor prior to enrolling in a course through UNC Online.

There may be additional fees associated with online courses for verification of student identity for proctored examinations.