Seniors, students with 90 or more completed credits
There are several procedures that you must complete in order to apply for graduation, receive your degree, participate in commencement, and receive your diploma.
Students must apply for the degree. Degree applications are due on the “essential deadline” of each term.
Each year, the deadline for commencement participation is the spring semester “essential deadline”.
Procedures and information
- Apply for Degree
- Degree Application Frequently Asked Questions
- Update Degree Application
- Commencement Eligibility
- Graduation Checklist
- Degrees with Honors/Distinction
- Diploma Information
- Financial Aid Information for Degree Applicants
- Graduation Events
- Degree Conferral Dates
First-Year Students, Sophomores, and Juniors
The two most important resources to ensure timely graduation are your APAS report and your adviser. While annual planning with an adviser is required for all students who have not completed 60 credits, it is recommended that all students regularly meet with their advisers to coordinate general degree requirements with major, minor, and licensure requirements that will lead to graduation. A course load of 15 to 18 credits each semester is generally required to graduate in four years. Keep your APAS report up-to-date with your major(s), and check it frequently to monitor progress in both your major and your general education requirements.