1. Research which course you would like to take at the host university. You will be responsible for researching course information.
2. Fill out the CUE application form with your advisor. The CUE application form requires three signatures to be processed: your signature as the student, your Academic Advisor's signature, and either your Academic Dean's or UIndy's CUE Officer's Signature. 
3. Submit your application to the Registrar’s Office at registrar@uindy.edu.
4. The CUE representative within the Registrar’s Office will submit your application to your host institution on your behalf during your host institution's open CUE application period.
5. If your application is accepted and you can be enrolled in the course, then you will receive an email from a representative from your host institution with additional required information (e.g., parking information, additional necessary laboratory or special fees, etc).
6. At the end of the Semester, your host institution will submit your final grade to the Registrar’s Office, and we will apply this grade to your University of Indianapolis academic record.

1. Your home institution will submit your application to UIndy's Registrar’s Office at registrar@uindy.edu.
2. We will verify that there is room in your requested course and that you can be enrolled. If you can be registered, then we will process your registration. If you cannot be enrolled in your requested section, we will email your home institution's CUE officer a list of potential alternatives if they exist. You will then follow your home institution's procedures for submitting a new application, if applicable.  
3. Once your registration is complete, we will email you a confirmation of your registration. This email should include your UIndy student ID number, your UIndy class schedule, a map of UIndy’s campus, parking instructions, and instructions for activating your UIndy online account.
4. You will need to activate your UIndy account to access your UIndy email and Brightspace, UIndy’s LMS where you will have access to required course materials and be able to complete assignments.
5. At the end of the semester, we will submit your final grade to your home institution.

Rules

• You may enroll in one undergraduate CUE course per semester, not to exceed a total of four courses throughout your undergraduate program.
• You may enroll in more than one undergraduate CUE course if you are enrolling in ROTC courses at IU Indianapolis. Enrollment in ROTC courses at IU Indianapolis will not count against your semester or overall CUE registration limit.
• Your registration is dependent upon space availability.
• CUE is not available for Summer or other special terms (i.e., spring term). It is only available for Semesters I and II.
• If you enroll at an institution as a visiting CUE student, you cannot enroll at that same institution under any other admission status for the same term.
• Space must be available in your desired course at the host institution.
• Submitting an application does not guarantee admission to the course.
• Tuition, where required, is paid to the home campus.
• You are responsible for payment of any additional course fees (e.g., lab fees) to the host institution as appropriate.
• In cases of differing academic regulations between your host and home institutions, those of the host institution will apply for your CUE course.

Eligibility

• You must be enrolled in at least 3 credit hours at your home institution.
• You must be either degree-seeking or nondegree seeking and seeking certification for teaching.
• Your desired course cannot currently be available at your home institution or is filled.
• Space must be available in your desired course at the host institution.
• You must have satisfied all course prerequisites and/or met the admission requirements of the host institution.
• If the desired class is a required class for a UIndy student’s major and is available at UIndy but filled, and the student will attend future semesters at UIndy where the class will be offered, then it is recommended that the student waits to take the course at UIndy in a future semester.

Exclusions

• Graduate courses
• Applied music courses
• Independent study courses
• Capstone/ Senior seminars
• Tourism, Event, and Sport Management courses at IU Indianapolis
• IU Kelley School of Business courses at IU Indianapolis
• Marian Adult Program courses at Marian University
• Online nursing program courses at Marian University
• Some courses that include field experience (e.g., student teaching, clinicals, etc.)