A limited number of spaces in select SMU undergraduate and graduate courses are
available to members of the community who wish to experience a for-credit course
concurrently
– on a noncredit, audit basis. These select courses, noted in the print
catalog and online with an *, meet weekly for the duration of the semester – about five weeks in
the summer, and 14 weeks during the fall or spring terms.
Enrollment is a fraction of SMU tuition; just $203/credit hour. Auditors are
invited to keep up with the reading and participate in class discussions, but
are not required to produce papers or take quizzes/exams.
Perfect for students
who wish to delve deeper into a topic, or expand their time on campus!
Upcoming
concurrent-enrollment courses include:
The Black Aesthetic in the Visual Arts
Psychological
and Religious Significance of Dreams
The Art of Being Funny
News & Media in Contemporary Society
Genetics and Ethics
Philosophers Examine Religion
Basic Screenwriting
Seminar in Medieval Art
Arts of Colonial Brazil
History of Photography II: 1940 to Present
Film and Media Aesthetics
Communication and Persuasion
For more information about Concurrent Enrollment courses, click
the Browse button below or call 214-SMU-THINK.