Open University

San José State University's Open University program lets you enroll in regular curriculum university classes on a space-available basis.

Welcome to Open University!

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What is Open University?

San José State University’s Open University program allows non-matriculated students to enroll in university courses on a space-available basis. Open University is a way for non-matriculated students to attend San José State University to take individual courses. It also allows students to earn credits while waiting for admission. Open University students can grow professionally, enrich their lives, prepare for a career change, or give university life a try.

OU Calendar, Forms and Registration Process

Pay for your Open University courses online.

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Who may attend Open University?

Former San José State University students, SJSU alumni, members of the general community and disqualified students from SJSU or elsewhere may take courses. Currently-enrolled, matriculated (admitted) SJSU students or those who have been admitted for the current term are not eligible to enroll through Open University.

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Financial Petition Form PDF
 
Registration Form PDF
 
Petition for Course Drop
Maintained by Academic Advising & Retention Services
Petition for Course Drop PDF
Petition for Course Drop (Spring 2012)
Petition for Withdrawal Form
Maintained by Academic Advising & Retention Services
Retroactive Add Petition Form PDF
 
Financial Petition Form PDF
 
Late Enrollment Petition and Retroactive Request
 

Class Schedule

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Women's Studies
 
Vietnamese
 
Urban and Regional Planning
 
University Studies
 
Theatre Arts
 
Technology
 
Teacher Education
 
Statistics
 
Speech Pathology
 
Special Education
 
Spanish
 
Software Engineering
 
Sociology
 
Social Work
 
Social Science
 
Science
 
Science Education
 
Religious Studies
 
Radio - Television - Film
 
Public Relations
 
Public Administration
 
Psychology
 
Portuguese
 
Political Science
 
Physics
 
Photography
 
Philosophy
 
Persian
 
Packaging
 
Occupational Therapy
 
Nutrition, Food Science and Packaging
 
Nursing
 
Nuclear Science
 
Music
 
Music Education
 
Middle East Studies
 
Microbiology
 
Mexican American Studies
 
Meteorology
 
Mechanical Engineering
 
Mathematics
 
Materials Engineering
 
Mass Communication
 
Marine Science
 
Linguistics
 
Linguistics and Language Development
 
Library Science
 
Latin
 
Kinesiology
 
Justice Studies
 
Journalism
 
Jewish Studies
 
Japanese
 
Italian
 
Interior Design
 
Intercollegiate Athletics
 
Industrial Design
 
Industrial and Systems Engineering
 
Humanities
 
Humanities and the Arts
 
Hospitality, Recreation and Tourism Managment
 
History
 
Hebrew
 
Health Science
 
Health Professions
 
Graphic Design
 
Global Studies
 
Gerontology
 
German
 
Geology
 
Geography
 
General Engineering
 
French
 
Forensic Science
 
Foreign Languages
 
Environmental Studies
 
Entomology
 
English
 
Elementary Education
 
Electrical Engineering
 
Educational Administration
 
Education
 
Economics
 
Design
 
Dance
 
Creative Arts
 
Counselor Education
 
Computer Science
 
Computer Engineering
 
Comparative Literature
 
Communication Studies
 
Civil and Environmental Engineering
 
Chinese
 
Child and Adolescent Development
 
Chemistry
 
Chemical Engineering
 
Business: Organization and Management
 
Business: Marketing
 
Business: Management Information Systems
 

Records, Fees and Payment

Open University Student Records, Fees and Payment

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General Education Requirements

The requirements and courses described in this section are approved for General Education for all students beginning continuous enrollment in Fall 1991 or later. Students who have maintained continuous enrollment from an earlier date and are completing earlier GE patterns should refer to the substitution list at the end of this section. Questions on GE requirements should be directed to the major adviser, who will refer the student to the Student Services Center if further clarification is needed.
General Education Requirements
The requirements and courses described in this section are approved for General Education for all students beginning continuous enrollment in Fall 1991 or later. Students who have maintained continuous enrollment from an earlier date and are completing earlier GE patterns should refer to the substitution list at the end of this section. Questions on GE requirements should be directed to the major adviser, who will refer the student to the Student Services Center if further clarification is needed.

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