Can I switch from non-degree-seeking to degree-seeking?
Yes, but only 9 credit hours will transfer (or the equivalent of three classes) to
the degree program. You will also be required to submit a new application to Radford,
including the application fee.
How will I know if I’m registered for a course?
Follow these steps.
Click on the Academic tab after signing into OneCampus
Click on Course Registration
Click on Registration Resources
Click on Student Detailed Schedule
How do I find my bill?
Sign into OneCampus and click on View Student Account Charges Detail. Scroll to the
bottom and view charges for the current semester. You should also receive an email
letting you know that you have a bill to be paid. You can also see on the bill if
you've received funding for a course through the ECSE consortium grant.
Do I need to reapply for funding after the first time?
No. Once you have completed the online form, you will receive funding for the courses
supported by the grant until funding runs out for the fiscal year.
How do I know which courses to take?
Your advisor will work with you to create your program of study.
Who do I contact in Financial Aid if I have questions?
Karen Hedge at 540-831-5408.
What are some sources of funding to pay for graduate courses at RU?
- The ECSE Consortium Grant
- The Virginia Educator Reduced Tuition rate, if you are employed by a Virginia school
system
- The TEACH Grant
- Financial Aid - contact them early to set up a payment plan. As a non-degree seeking
student, you may also be eligible for a loan if you are a full-time graduate student.
How do I drop a course?
If you are dropping one or more courses, you must contact the Registrar’s Office and request to be dropped from the course. Use your Radford University email to make
this request. Confirm that you've been dropped. Otherwise, you will be responsible
for paying for the course(s).
