Visiting Students for Summer
Visiting students from other accredited institutions may enroll in summer courses at University of North Carolina Wilmington. Submit the online Visiting Summer Application form or print the Visiting Summer Application form and mail to the Admissions office prior to the date listed on the calendar of events for SeaNet to reopen for registration and drop/add activities for both Sessions. Once your application is processed and you have been accepted, you may register for classes according to the dates listed on the calendar.
Registration for Visiting Students
You may register for summer 2007 classes by accessing SeaNet at www.uncw.edu and clicking on "Current Students," and then following the link to "SeaNet." Your user ID for SeaNet will be a nine digit number that begins with "85" and your pin is initially your birth date in format mmddyy. You will be required to change your pin to another 6 digit number. You will also be required to supply a security question and answer. If you do not know your user ID, please follow the link on the user login page for assistance.
Orientation
Visiting students do not need to attend orientation; however, if your admission status changes to degree-seeking, you will be required to attend the next available orientation.
Undergraduate Studies for Teachers
Following application and acceptance to the university, teachers who wish to upgrade a certificate or renew a Class "A" or Class "M&" North Carolina Teaching Certificate may enroll in undergraduate courses. Prior approval from the division of Staff Development, North Carolina Department of Public Instruction is required for certificate renewal. Call the UNC Wilmington Admissions Office (910) 962-3243 for additional information.
For more information, visit Summer at UNCW.
Main Campus vs. Extension Tuition and Fees
Tuition and fees are charged according to campus of the course (main campus or extension) and not student classification. When using the SeaNet registration system, please keep in mind that Extension courses are courses with section numbers 800 or higher and a campus of "EXT." Only these sections of courses are billed at the Extension tuition rates which are calculated on a per credit hour basis. All other section numbers are considered on-campus courses and are billed as such. Tuition and fee rates for both on campus and Extension courses can be found on the Student Accounts website. Ultimately, it is the student's responsibility to be aware of these differences and the impact they have on tuition charges.
