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Degree Programs

 

To be eligible to receive one of the four degrees described below, students must:

  1. be admitted to degree candidacy by the Dean of Admissions, the Director of International Education, or the Director of Continuing Educationgif;
  2. have a conference with the Registrar in September of their senior yeargif;
  3. complete all the requirements for their degree program and settle their financial obligations to the College before the Monday preceding Commencementgif;
  4. earn, at the very least, eight of their final ten course credits in term-courses taken on the Cornell College campus from Cornell College faculty members unless granted permission by the Academic Standing Committee to participate in (1) a Combined Degrees Program, (2) an off-campus program approved by Cornell, or (3) an off-campus independent study supervised by a Cornell faculty membergif; and
  5. be recommended by formal vote of the Faculty and approved by the Board of Trustees on the basis of their satisfactory academic achievement and good campus citizenshipgif.

Although it is possible for a student to satisfy the requirements for more than one degree program, the College will not grant two degrees for programs taken concurrently. A graduate who returns and completes a minimum of eight term credits beyond whatever number was accumulated for the first baccalaureate may qualify for a different Cornell degree. For information on completing an additional major, see ``Declaration of Degree Candidacy and Majors.''



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