Non-Degree Seeking Program in African Languages
The Center for African Studies offers online and in-person language courses open to all non-degree seeking students. This includes students from private universities in Florida, out-of-state universities, high school students, and community members who are interested in earning college credit through language classes.
How to Apply for the Non-Degree Seeking Language Program
Start your Application
Go to https://registrar.ufl.edu/registration/visiting-students/non-degree
Read all information before proceeding to application
Click Non-degree Application (at bottom of page)
Create an Account
Click “Start New Application”
Select an application year
Then Select “Non-Degree Application” and “Create Application”
Application Details Tab
Indicate whether you are a Dual Enrolled Student by selecting Yes or No.
Fill in Personal Background, International Information, Conduct Information, and Application Details
Non-Degree Course Request Tab
Select the following:
Non-Degree Special Program
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Choose your term
Fill in section on why you are applying for the non-degree course
How many courses – 1
Course Prefix:
AKA – Akan
SWA-Swahili
YOR – Yoruba
Course Number:
1130 – Beginning I
1131 – Beginning II
2220 – Intermediate I
2221 – Intermediate II
Academic History Tab
Fill in Academic History, if applicable
Florida Residency Tab
Fill in Florida Residency Declaration
Complete remaining sections, sign, and submit.
Once your application has been submitted, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will review application materials and contact applicants regarding approval and class registration.
Please note that applications are due no later than the last day of drop/add week each semester. You can find the UF academic calendar at https://catalog.ufl.edu/UGRD/dates-deadlines/pdfs/#currenttext.
If you have any questions or issues submitting a non-degree application, please contact pal@africa.ufl.edu.