FAQ Category: General Questions

 EDGE classes are asynchronous and do not require live attendance.

Yes, you can take any UF EDGE online course as an individual class without being part of a degree or certificate program. This can be done as a non-degree seeking student.

Yes, if you decide later to pursue an online graduate degree through UF EDGE, the courses you completed can be transferred (pending departmental approval) to count toward your 10-course online master’s degree if you make the appropriate grades (also depends on chosen master’s degree program).

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Certificate programs are an excellent way to expand or refresh some of your engineering skills in a given area if you do not desire a full graduate degree. They are shorter programs consisting of three to five courses.

Yes, pending departmental approval and as long as you receive the appropriate grades. You should also check with your department to see what their policy is on transfer of credits from this status. It is your responsibility to make sure that your courses will transfer.

The non-degree seeking status is only approved for one semester; therefore, students who wish to continue taking courses as non-degree seeking must apply each semester.

You can complete up to three qualifying courses as a non-degree seeking student and have them later transferred (pending departmental approval) to count towards your 10-course online master’s degree if you choose to pursue the degree option.

You can still begin taking classes by registering as a ‘non-degree seeking’ student for your first semester. If you meet admission criteria for the master’s degree program and earn a B or better in your non-degree seeking status course(s), you can transfer them in (pending departmental approval) to count towards your degree program. You should also […]

Master’s degrees can be completed in as little as 24 months. You are free to take as many or as few courses as your schedule permits each semester.