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Questions About Graduation

Students need a minimum of 192 credit hours to graduate, the equivalent of 48 four-hour courses. In some cases – such as students who are double majors, who were late in declaring their major, or who have some transfer credit not applicable toward graduation -- you may need more courses than the minimum to graduate.
Students can apply for graduation when they have completed 132 hours of credit (i.e., when they have reached senior standing). The deadline for degree conferral is generally about six months prior to the anticipated graduation date.
You do this by checking your Degree Progress Report and course history via Campus Connection.  All students and especially transfer students should regularly check their Degree Progress Report to ensure it is up to date.  Degree Progress Report problems should be addressed to the student's major advisor and LAS Advising.
Detailed information about conferral and commencement are displayed to the student when they apply for degree conferral through Campus Connection. The steps for degree conferral may be reviewed on the LAS Degree Conferral Site.