[nabs-l] taking a college class for no credit

[Arielle Silverman]

Hi Vejas. I'm pretty sure if you audit a class, it doesn't appear on
your transcript, and since you will only be at Tech for one quarter I
don't think you would be issued a transcript from Tech at all, so the
other school shouldn't have a problem. If you want to be really
careful, you could just sit in on the class and work through the
readings and homework with a reader to get practice without actually
submitting any assignments or signing up for the class. College
classes are a lot more flexible than high school ones as far as
letting people sit in.
This would be good to discuss with whoever runs college prep at LCB
when you get there, but I'm sure this is a common situation they've
dealt with.
Best of luck!
Arielle

On 12/2/15, Vejas Vasiliauskas via nabs-l <nabs-l at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Hi All,
> I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with this, or
> could give me some guidance on my situation.
> I live in California, but am taking a year off between my senior
> year and my first year of college so that I can attend LCB.
> I applied for college last year as a senior, and already have a
> place at a college in California, which I deferred.  I received a
> scholarship from this school for a very generous amount of money.
> I am allowed to keep the scholarship provided that I don't take
> any college courses at all from anywhere else.
> Most LCB students have the opportunity to take a college class at
> Tech, and I would like to be able to do that too, for two main
> reasons: to learn about how tests work and to learn about asking
> for accommodations in a place where I have lots of support.
> I have heard that it is possible to audit a class, which means to
> take it with no credit, but I don't want my current school to
> find out at all, so I want to make sure that the procedure is
> done right.
> Any advice on how to approach this would be welcome.
> Thanks,
> Vejas
>
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