Admission as a non-degree Tax Micro-Credential student does not guarantee admission to a University of Denver graduate degree program. In the event that the student subsequently wishes to undertake a graduate degree or certificate program at the University of Denver, the regular application procedures must be followed, including the submission of the required application fee. Credit earned as a non-degree student will not be applied to the Juris Doctor (JD) program. All other non-degree coursework must be approved by the Sturm College of Law for transfer into a degree or certificate program. Successful earners of one or more Micro-Credential Badges have the option of applying for the LLM or Master of Taxation degree and applying credits for one Badge to that degree if they pursue a full graduate degree.

 

All non-degree Tax Micro-Credential applicants must have earned a bachelor’s degree in order to enroll in graduate level courses. Additionally, non-native English speakers must follow standard graduate admission requirements to demonstrate proof of English language proficiency. 

International non-degree Tax Micro-Credential students should contact the University of Denver’s International Student and Scholar Services for information on visa eligibility.

 

Federal financial aid and institutional funding is not available to non-degree Micro-Credential students.