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Academic Programs       |      Duke University Marine Lab

Frequently Asked Questions by Undergraduates

Who is eligible for acceptance?

All Duke students in good standing are accepted. Students should check individual course prerequisites. Anyone who does not meet the prerequisites should talk with the Marine Lab Admissions Office before applying.

May non-science majors apply?

Yes. The Marine Lab is an excellent place for non-science majors to fulfill their science requirements.

How do I enroll?

Submit an enrollment form to the Marine Lab Admissions Office.

Where can I get an enrollment form?

An application can be found online.

What are the deadlines for applying?

Enrollment forms should be received by December 1 for spring semester, by April 1 for fall semester and one month before each summer session. If space is available, enrollment forms will be considered after these deadlines. Summer tuition scholarship applications are due April 1.

Is financial aid available?

Tuition scholarships, Bookhout Research Scholarships, Summer Plus Tuition Scholarships, and Global Fellowships in Marine Conservation are available for summer only. See financial assistance for more information.

What are the course prerequisites?

Course prerequisites are included in all course descriptions.

Will the credits transfer to my university?

Yes, if your home institution approves. Non-laboratory and laboratory (L) courses are worth 3 and 4 hours of credit, respectively.