Remedial
and developmental course work, even if numbered 100 or above, does not
count toward graduation requirements. All coursework numbered below
100 is considered developmental.
Students
must earn a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.00 at LCSC to
graduate. Some majors require a higher cumulative grade point average. If
you have questions, check with your advisor.
Students
must complete a minimum of 36 credits in courses numbered 300 and above to
earn any academic bachelor’s degree. Students pursuing a Bachelor of Arts
degree must complete a minimum of two years (16 credits) of the same
foreign/heritage language.
Students
must complete all general education core, minor (if applicable), major,
and graduation requirements to graduate. Please note: unless completed
through competency credit or Challenge Exam, all general education core
courses must be graded with a letter grade, A-F. The pass/fail and audit
options are not permitted for general education core courses.
If a
student has completed course work at another college or university, it is
the student’s responsibility to submit all transfer course work prior to
graduation.
Graduation
honors listed in the Commencement Program will be based on a minimum of
48/16 (Bachelor/Associate) credits earned at LCSC as of the end of the
Fall term. If a student has not earned 48/16 credits at LCSC, all
transfer credits will be used to calculate walking honors.
Graduation
honors are also printed on the student’s LCSC academic transcript and
are awarded upon completion of the degree when all courses have been
graded and recorded. Final Bachelor Latin honors are based on 64
LCSC credits. If a student has not earned 64 credits at LCSC, all
transfer credits will be used to calculate final honors.
Students
may elect to satisfy the requirements outlined in a specific catalog as
long as the catalog is no more than seven years old at the time of
graduation, or may also choose to satisfy the requirements listed in a
more recent catalog as long as the student attended LCSC during the
effective period of the catalog. Students may not use more than one
catalog; students may not satisfy the general education core
requirements from one catalog while satisfying the major requirements of
another catalog.
Students
may be required to complete a division exit examination and/or other
institutionally required assessments.
Students
are encouraged to participate in the commencement ceremony in May
whether
they completed their degree in December, or will complete in May or
August,
provided they have no more than 6 credits of their respective degree to
complete and are enrolled in the 6 credits during the summer term.
Degree
information is posted to a student’s transcript within one month of
completion.
All
holds — including all delinquent payments and other financial obligations
— must be cleared before a final transcript or the diploma is released.
Degrees
will not be awarded to students who have Incomplete (I) or In Progress
(IP) grades on their transcript after the Fall 1994 term.
Secondary
Education majors are announced at Commencement exercises by their content area.
During the Commencement Ceremony, you will be
presented with an official LCSC diploma cover. Your actual degree will
not be processed until you have completed all required coursework and
passing grades recorded. Diplomas are distributed by mail to the
student's permanent home address within two weeks of the degree being
posted to the transcript. Duplicate diplomas can be ordered in the event
that a diploma is lost or destroyed. There is an additional fee for
duplicate diploma orders.
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More Information? Call (208) 792-2223
| Remember! All holds -
including all delinquent payments and other financial
obligations must be clearedd before a final transcript or the
diploma will be released. |