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Enrolling at UMPI and UMF at the same time? - Henry Feng - 02-04-2026
With YourPace just rolling out a new degree option through UMF, I’m wondering how enrollment works. Is it technically possible to be enrolled in both UMPI and UMF at the same time, while only paying for a single YourPace term (the $1,800)?
Has anyone confirmed how this is handled, or heard anything official from the schools?
RE: Enrolling at UMPI and UMF at the same time? - irvineboy - 02-04-2026
(02-04-2026, 12:39 AM)Henry Feng Wrote: With YourPace just rolling out a new degree option through UMF, I’m wondering how enrollment works. Is it technically possible to be enrolled in both UMPI and UMF at the same time, while only paying for a single YourPace term (the $1,800)?
Has anyone confirmed how this is handled, or heard anything official from the schools?
tried and they said you can't, two separate applications, only 1 yourpace program at a time
RE: Enrolling at UMPI and UMF at the same time? - Jonathan Whatley - 02-04-2026
But while enrolled in a UMF YourPace bachelor’s degree you can draw on UMPI YourPace courses for gen eds and electives, apparently.
RE: Enrolling at UMPI and UMF at the same time? - Henry Feng - 02-04-2026
(02-04-2026, 01:47 AM)irvineboy Wrote:(02-04-2026, 12:39 AM)Henry Feng Wrote: With YourPace just rolling out a new degree option through UMF, I’m wondering how enrollment works. Is it technically possible to be enrolled in both UMPI and UMF at the same time, while only paying for a single YourPace term (the $1,800)?
Has anyone confirmed how this is handled, or heard anything official from the schools?
tried and they said you can't, two separate applications, only 1 yourpace program at a time
Ah, that's unfortunate. I thought someone mentioned "double majoring" since it's technically two different institutions.