Auditing vs credit

To audit a course means you attend classes, access materials, and join activities such as lectures or discussions. You do not receive formal credit. At Haddon Institute, you can audit every course at 50% of the credit fee for that course as it is offered. The rate follows the course level, not your program. See Can I audit a course at a different level?. Audit study is useful for personal study or to explore a subject.

Taking a course (formal registration) means Haddon Institute registers you as a student. You complete all assignments and receive credits toward an academic program. You join all class work, speak with the instructor, and pay the full tuition rate.