Cross Registration

Quick Summary

• SUNY’s Cross Registration policy is primarily intended to resolve scheduling conflicts for required courses that would delay timely program completion. It is not intended to expedite/shorten degree completion. By providing access to required courses at other SUNY campuses, cross registration allows students to complete requirements in situations where a course or courses are unavailable at their home campus.
• Cross registration is generally available for fall and spring semesters; winter and summer requests are reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
• Cross registration is only available at SUNY colleges and universities (see "Exclusions," below, for more information).
• You must be matriculated and in good standing at your home campus.
• You do not need to be full time at your home campus.
• SUNY Cross Registration Resources
• Students may take classes at any one of the 61 participating campuses.
  • • SUNY Host Campus Cross Registration Information
    • Complete list of SUNY campuses
• Coursework taken by cross registration will be recorded on the student's academic record as transfer credit. Students should be aware that all degree programs have a residency requirement (a minimum number of credits that must be taken at the home campus).
• If a student first registers for a course as a visiting or non-matriculated student, they cannot retroactively request cross registration approval.
• Cross registration requires approvals from multiple offices at both campuses. Students should submit their requests early.
• The student is responsible to follow the academic calendars at both the Home and Host campuses.
• Students are responsible to stay updated by reviewing your messages from the SUNY Cross Registration process.
• Students are responsible for notifying the appropriate offices on BOTH campuses if they withdraw from (drop) a cross-registered course. If/when you drop, you must specify that you are a cross-registered student.
• A denial of a request to cross-register is not necessarily a denial to transfer the course. If the student wishes to take the course at the host campus even if cross-registration is denied, they should confirm the reason for the denial before registering for the course at the host campus.

REGISTRATION

If your "HOME" Campus is SUNY Delhi and you wish to register at another campus:

• You must be enrolled in degree applicable credits
• You may request up to two (2) degree-applicable courses per semester (required for your current major).
  
  • • Core major courses are generally not approved for cross registration unless the student can demonstrate a delay in time to completion of degree.
    • Any degree-applicable general education or liberal arts course(s) may be eligible for consideration for cross registration.
    • Other equivalent courses may be approved on a case-by-case basis if appropriate.
• Courses for minors are not eligible for cross registration.
• Review the Transfer Equivalencies to make sure the planned course(s) have an approved equivalent that is applicable to your degree, and discuss your plans with your academic advisor.  If your planned course(s) are not listed, contact your advisor or academic school office to have the course reviewed.
• Fill out the SUNY Cross Registration Form.
• If your requested course has any prerequisites, you must upload an unofficial transcript to your application to allow the host campus to confirm that you meet their course pre-requisites. To do this, pull up your transcript in Bronco Web and save it as a PDF.

If SUNY Delhi is your planned "HOST" campus (you are matriculated elsewhere):

• Review your college's requirements for Cross Registration.
• Get the appropriate approvals from your home campus's officials.
• Fill out the SUNY Cross Registration Form.
• Fill out the SUNY Delhi Non-Matriculated application.
• If your requested course has any prerequisites, you must upload an unofficial transcripts to your application to allow us to confirm that you meet the course pre-requisites.
• Some SUNY Delhi programs require departmental approval of all non-matriculated registration requests.
• Registration is approved on a space-available basis.
• Non-matriculated students are registered no more than two weeks before the start of the course.
• SUNY Delhi non-matriculated policies
• SUNY Delhi non-matriculated Frequently Asked Questions

Exclusions

Specifically excluded from these cross registration guidelines are:

• Instructional arrangements with the City University of New York (CUNY);
• Independent/private colleges and universities;
• Academic programs jointly offered by more than one SUNY campus;
• SUNY’s statutory colleges at Cornell and Alfred University;
• Instructional arrangements between Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY ESF) and Syracuse University;
• State-operated branch campuses co-located with a SUNY community college;
• Study Abroad programs; and,
• International Programs.