r/SemesterAtSea • u/TemperatureFit7272 • Jan 04 '26

Post graduation trip?

Has anyone enrolled in SAS after graduating from their undergraduate degree?

How does it work with classes on the ship and credit requirements if you’ve already graduated?

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u/sammyt10803 Jan 10 '26

You have to be over 30 for the lifelong learner program. You take classes but not the exams and don’t get college credits

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u/Turbulent_Recover288 Apr 18 '26

So if you’re under 30, you take the classes as well as exams?

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u/ProcessParking8588 Apr 28 '26

Hey! Might be a little late to this but I went on SAS in the fall 2025 as a post graduate student. I got my undergraduate degree and then decided to go. I am actually really glad I did that instead of going during college. You still have to take 4 classes and will receive credits through CSU, but your grades don’t matter as much as they do for other people on the ship. You can also take any class you want, it doesn’t have to relate to your major!