Sophomore: You are classified as a sophomore if you have completed at least 30 college-level credits toward a degree. 

Junior: You are classified as a junior if you have completed at least 60 college-level credits and are admitted to a bachelor's degree program. 

Senior: You are classified as a senior if you have completed at least 90 college-level credits and are admitted to a bachelor's degree program. 

Non-Degree-Seeking Student: A student admitted for purposes other than earning a degree. 

Transient Student: A student who is registered for a course(s) at Seminole State College with the approval of their home college or university for that specific course(s). Degree-seeking students currently enrolled at Seminole State who wish to enroll in a course at another institution for the purpose of applying that credit toward their degree at Seminole State will maintain their current degree-seeking status and are not classified as "transient" at Seminole State. 

Audit Student: A student who enrolls in a college course in which no credit is earned. Audit students must complete the admission process and meet all requirements as a student attempting the course for credit. Students may not register to audit a course until the add/drop period begins. Students cannot change from an audit to credit after the add/drop deadline.