Cross-institutional - Undergraduate

Cross-Institutional Enrolment is where courses studied through another institution while you are enrolled at Notre Dame are credited toward your Notre Dame degree — for example, a student undertaking a semester in a Study Abroad program.

Yes. Cross-institutional enrolments must be applied for and approved by your Program Coordinator and the Campus Registrar before you enrol at another university for credit to be granted.

Cross-institutional enrolment will usually only be granted for courses which are not available at Notre Dame.

The Academic Penalty Date is the final date on which you can withdraw from a course without that course appearing as a 'Fail' on your academic transcript. If you withdraw after the Academic Penalty Date, you will have WF recorded against that course.

The Census Date (or Financial Penalty Date) is the final date that you can withdraw from a course without being required to pay the full cost, or incurring a FEE-HELP/HECS-HELP liability, for that course. Courses which are not of a standard length or have a different commencement or completion date will have different Census Dates, which are published on the University's webpage.