Frequently Asked Question
What is the College Academic Program Sharing (CAPS) Program?
Answer
CAPS is a program designed to provide State University System students the opportunity to study at another university within the System in order to add a different or specialized dimension to their undergraduate studies. A semester or more on a state university campus different from the student’s home university will give the student who participates the chance to broaden his or her educational experience with a wider range of faculty and courses. Through CAPS, a student may take from 3 to 30 semester hours of college credits at another state university without going through formal registration procedures and without a formal transfer credits approval process. For details, consult the Registrar.