undergraduate bulletin - LaGrange College

Classification
Earned Hours
Upon Entry to
LaGrange College
CE Credits
Needed to
Graduate
Sustainability
CE credits
Needed to Graduate
Maximum Athletic
CE Credits Allowed
New/Transfer
First-year
Transfer
First-year
Transfer
Sophomore
Transfer
Sophomore
Transfer
Junior
Transfer
Junior
Transfer
Senior
0 – 14.99 sem. hrs. 40 4 6
15 – 29.99 sem. hrs. 35 4 5
30 – 44.99 sem. hrs. 30 3 4
45 – 59.99 sem. hrs. 25 3 4
60 – 74.99 sem. hrs. 20 2 3
75 – 81 sem. hrs. 15 2 2
≥ 81 sem. hrs. 10 1 1
Each Fall semester, students will be sent an accounting of all CE events that they have attended.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
A student who enters LaGrange College under a given Bulletin generally will be graduated under
the Core Curriculum, hours requirement, and grade point average requirements of that Bulletin.
Major requirements are those in force at the time when a student formally declares a major. If a
student suspends his or her study and re-enters more than four years later, then he or she will
graduate under the requirements of the Bulletin in effect at the time of re-entry.
Students in their last year of college work must have an audit of their course credits and planned
courses examined upon pre-registration for their final semester in residence. This is called a
"graduation petition." The major advisor and the SOURCE Center assist the student in
completing this petition. No student may participate in Commencement exercises if he or she has
not completed a graduation petition.
Students at LaGrange College will participate in the evaluation of the extent to which
institutional education goals are being achieved. This evaluation will be in both the Core
Curriculum and the major. College-wide assessment days for seniors are administered in October
for December graduates and March for May graduates. Dates and times can be found on the
Academic Calendar. For major assessments, consult the specific majors for details.
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