Audit University Courses for a Fraction of the Cost!
Veterans and seniors (62 years and older) can audit many University classes for $25 per semester (plus any special fees). Known as House Bill 60 (HB60) and Senate Bill 45 (SB45), these programs are perfect for seniors and veterans who want to keep current in their fields or learn something new.
You must be a resident of Utah and veterans need to show proof of veteran status with either a military ID or DD214 discharge papers.
Student Information
Welcome to HB60!
If this is your first semester as an HB60/SB45 student, welcome to the University of Utah! (Or welcome BACK!)
To log into our systems, you need to know your uNID (University ID Number). Your uNID is 8 digits and should be in this format: u2345678. If you don’t know your uNID, please call us at 801-581-7155.
Logging into U of U systems for the first time:
Log into Campus Information Services (CIS) at cis.utah.edu Your username is your uNID (ex. u2345678). Your temporary password is your date of birth in the format of mmddyy. CIS will ask you to set up security systems and create a new password.
University Security: DUO Two factor authentication (2FA)
You’ll need to set up a U-mandated authentication process known as DUO. If you’ve never enrolled in DUO, please visit the DUO instructions guide page.
If you are having trouble setting DUO up, please visit: IT Support Website, or call the IT help desk at 801-581-4000.
Canvas
You’ll find all your class information and instructor communication in Canvas. Log into your CIS account, and click Canvas Login. Need help navigating Canvas? Check out: Getting Started with Canvas as a Student.
Here is a helpful guide from UIT for all IT Resources.
UCard
You may purchase your printed University ID Card (UCard) for $10 at the UCard office located on the first floor of the Union building at 200 South Central Campus Drive #158. You’ll need to have a form of identification and your uNID ready.
As an active U student, there are some perks if you decide to get a printed UCard. These benefits include: free entry to Red Butte Garden, Natural History Museum, and Utah Museum of Fine Arts. It does NOT include: UTA transportation, discounted sporting tickets, free gym privileges, or Parking/Commuter services.
Parking/Commuter services
Please visit the parking maps page to view visitor parking on campus.
Call the Commuter Services office at 801-581-6415 to talk to someone about your options.
Permission Codes
Some classes require a permission code. If the class requires a prerequisite or prerequisites and you haven’t taken them previously at the U or if the class is full, you need to request a permission code. Once you have your code, call us at 801-581-7155 to register.
How to get a permission code:
Email the instructor of the class directly to ask for a permission code. If you do not hear back, call the department. Some departments have an online request form for permission codes. You can find the instructor’s email in the course catalog. Click the name of the instructor and it will take you to their instructor profile with their email.
Please note: Instructors are not required to grant permission codes.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find HB60 classes and navigate the course catalog?
- You can find classes by browsing the university course class schedule. You must keep in mind the RESTRICTIONS above.
- Do not use the filter or search function.
- Search through each department to find classes you’re interested in.
- Click on the red class number (ex. ANTH 1010) to see if there are available seats.
- If the class requires a prerequisite, email the instructor for a permission code.
What does the $25.00 fee cover?
- The $25.00 only covers registration costs. The fee does not cover the cost of books, supplies, parking, or special fees.
How do I opt out of my book fee?
- You need to pay for the course materials cost along with the registration fee, but once you OPT OUT during the first two weeks of class you will receive a full refund of the course material cost. You will then be responsible for obtaining your own course material/textbook for that course.
- Visit Instant Access page for more information.
- Please call 801-581-3156 or email: inclusiveaccess@campusstore.utah.edu with any questions.
Does it get me access to UTA? Where do I park?
- Auditing classes does NOT give you access to a UTA pass. You must either purchase a parking pass or park in visitor parking spots.
- More information on parking can be found on Commuter Services website or call Commuter Services at 801-581-6415.
- Plan to arrive early for the first day of classes to allow time to find parking.
Can I register after the deadline?
- You may register after the deadline. However, since the class is well underway, you have to come in person to our office at 540 Arapeen Dr. to pick up a physical form to get signed by the instructor. Once the instructor signs the form, bring it back to the registration office where we can enroll you. There is an additional late fee of $50.00.
Can I get credit for this class towards a degree?
- Classes will be taken as an audit; no University credit will be awarded.
- Students cannot be enrolled in courses for credit and HB60/SB45 audit courses during the same semester.
- Students desiring college credit must follow regular admissions and registration procedures and pay full tuition and fees.
Contact Us
If you have questions about the HB60 process, please call us at 801-581-7155 and leave a voicemail. We’ll return your call when we are able. You can also email us at register@continue.utah.edu, but registration can only occur over the phone.
We hope you enjoy your semester at the University of Utah!
Now that you've read our guidelines, please visit the class schedule
*Restrictions apply