<p>let say if i want to sit in some math classes but i dont want to take it for grades even though i can take them as pass / no pass. is it possible to just simply go to class and take lecture without getting a formal permission? </p>
<p>actually i dont mind to pay additional fees but i'm just not sure whether UCs do allow undergrad students register for auditing.</p>
<p>any of you guys have experiences to share; i'll be greatly appreciated.</p>
<p>I’m not sure how legal it was… but i sat in on the first weak of 6 philosophy classes at UCSD. No one noticed even though they were small classes (about 50 students). </p>
<p>I’m sure if it was a bigger class it would be even easier.</p>
<p>im sure u can walk in and no one would even notice, just try to remain inconspicuous</p>
<p>lecture halls no problem people do it all the time (my experience at ucla). when there’s 300+ students no ones gonna notice. every now and then there’s a small course and those might be a little tougher if the prof. likes to engage the students and check the roster (they can have a picture of you and your name if he/she likes to call on people). 90% of courses though you would have no trouble just sitting in.</p>