We will catch any scheduling issues that may prevent graduation. Doing this before the end of the add/drop registration period will allow you to add a class (or two) that you could be lacking.

High school students will be notified when to apply.

College students should visit the Registrar’s Office to obtain the application.

Preferably, complete this step before the end of the add/drop registration period.

The Registrar’s Office will review mid-term grades and notify students who are risk of not meeting degree requirements, based on mid-term grades.

You will receive a mid-term progress report with your grades. Seek help, if necessary. Assistance is readily available during NSH and morning tutoring.

College Students: Complete the ETS Proficiency Profile assessment test (formerly ACT CAAP) during your final term.

High School Students: Complete the ACT (or SAT/TOEFL in some cases), at some point, prior to graduation.

The Registrar’s Office will review final grades. Those who meet graduation requirements will be certified. Those who have applied for graduation and fall short will be notified.

Those who meet graduation requirements and those who are eligible to graduate via credit transfer will be taken to the Board of Regents for approval.