The process for awarding a posthumous degree or Certificate of Achievement is initiated with a letter from the major program to the Provost identifying the student and requesting action.Students who do not qualify for a posthumous degree may be awarded a Certificate of Achievement if the student was in good standing.Students must be in good standing and must have been enrolled at WCU.A student who dies while actively pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree may be considered for a posthumous graduate degree if he or she has completed 75% or more of the program credits.The criteria for consideration for an Posthumous Degree or Certificate of Achievement are as follows: Unless specifically provided for in the catalog description, credit for any course may be applied only once toward the required hours for graduation. A major as prescribed by each of the departments.In addition to the minimum number of hours specified, all bachelor’s degree programs require the completion of all of the following: ** See graduate catalog for graduate degree requirements. To participate in a commencement ceremony, a student must be eligible for degree completion at the conclusion of that semester.Be enrolled at Western the intended graduation semester, or complete a Transient Permission Form.Fifty percent or more of the credits in the major presented for graduation on the junior/senior level unless the degree program being completed by the student is specifically exempted from the requirement.A minimum of 25 percent of semester hours applied toward a bachelor’s degree must be earned through regular enrollment in Western Carolina University junior-senior level courses, including a minimum of 12 hours in junior-senior courses in the major field.** Students must have a 2.0 in coursework required to complete a minor. A minimum GPA of 2.0 on all work attempted at Western Carolina University and on all courses in the major.Completion of a minimum of 120 semester hours to a maximum of 128 semester hours under requirements outlined for one of the degree programs.To be awarded a bachelor’s degree, the student must meet the following general requirements: Natural Resources Conservation and Management Innovation Leadership and Entrepreneurship The colleges are: Arts and Sciences (A&S) Business (BUS) Education and Allied Professions (E&AP) Fine and Performing Arts (FPA) Health and Human Sciences (HHS) and College of Engineering and Technology (E&T).Įlectrical and Computer Engineering TechnologyĮngineering (Mechanical, Electrical Power, and Manufacturing Concentrations) The following table lists alphabetically the university’s principal academic programs and indicates the college offering the programs. Programs of interest to graduate students are presented in the graduate catalog of The Record. All of the bachelor’s-level programs, including the course requirements for the various majors, minors, and concentrations offered by the colleges and departments, are described in the sections that follow. The university offers programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s, education-specialist, and doctoral degrees as well as pre-professional, inter-institutional, and certification curricula. Accelerated Bachelor’s/Master’s (ABM) Track.
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