A matriculated student is defined as any student, full-time or part-time, who has formally applied to Felician University and has been accepted through the Admission office. Classification is determined by the number of credits accumulated and/or the number of courses successfully completed toward the degree sought.
Matriculated students are enrolled in one of the following degree programs: Master of Arts in Education, Religious Studies or Counseling Psychology; PsyD in Counseling Psychology; Master of Science in Computer Science; Doctor of Nursing Practice; Master of Science in Nursing; Master in Business Administration, Doctor of Business Administration.
A non-matriculated student is defined as any student who has not formally been accepted through the Admission office. A student may not attempt more than 12 credits as a non-matriculated student. (This does not pertain to a student who is enrolled in some certificate programs or in the MARS program.)
Courses taken by non-matriculated students do not lead to the completion of a formal degree. However, the non-matriculated student may apply these credits toward a degree upon matriculation and may also complete requirements for certificates in Nursing, Education, Innovation Management, Corporate Entrepreneurship, or Accounting.