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Victory University 2012-2013 Academic Catalog

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6. Undergraduate degree-seeking students must complete 50% of work in the major at<br />

<strong>Victory</strong> <strong>University</strong> as well as three (3) courses in a minor (optional or required).<br />

7. Undergraduate baccalaureate degree-seeking students must complete a minimum of<br />

120 semester hours for their degree program.<br />

8. Complete the Senior Assessment Examination that is administered prior to each<br />

graduation date.<br />

9. Meet all financial obligations to the <strong>University</strong>.<br />

10. Pay the appropriate graduation fee.<br />

*Post-baccalaureate/Alternative Licensure program students should also refer to the<br />

Department of Education section of this catalog and their Licensure Officer for specific licensure<br />

completion criteria. The statements above are solely for the purpose of the <strong>University</strong>’s<br />

academic programs.<br />

All students are encouraged to participate in the annual Commencement exercises, typically<br />

held during the month of May. There are four graduation dates during each academic year<br />

(July, August, December, and May) and one ceremony date (May). Graduation dates are listed<br />

on the official calendar.<br />

Students who intend to graduate should confirm their plan of study with their academic advisor<br />

to determine when they should submit to their Intent To Graduate Application to the<br />

Registrar’s Office. (The proper time to submit this is when the student is within 30 semester<br />

credits of their program completion.)<br />

Once the Registrar’s Office receives the completed Application with signatures of both student<br />

and Advisor, an official degree audit is prompted. The student will then receive an “official”<br />

degree audit letter from the Registrar’s Office that will highlight any remaining program<br />

requirements needed to confer the degree. If the student who is interested in participating in<br />

the Commencement Ceremony will be within 6 semester credits of his/her program completion<br />

by the end of the spring semester, then that student will be considered “eligible” to participate<br />

in the Commencement Ceremony. Students whose program requirements exceed 6 semester<br />

credits beyond the Spring semester of the Commencement Ceremony will not be eligible to<br />

participate that year in the ceremony.<br />

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