2.43.11 University Requirements for the Baccalaureate Degree
2.43.11.010 | Purpose |
This statute codifies the minimum requirements for earning a bachelor's degree at Wayne State University. | |
2.43.11.020 | Degree Requirements |
To earn a bachelor's degree at Wayne State University, a student must satisfy the following minimum requirements, plus any other requirements established for the degree for which a student is a candidate by the School/College, Department/Program. | |
2.43.11.030 | |
Complete a minimum of 120 semester credit hours with a cumulative honor point average of 2.00 or higher for all Wayne State University coursework. | |
2.43.11.040 | |
Complete the University General Education requirements. | |
2.43.11.050 | |
Complete all school/college, department and program requirements. | |
2.43.11.060 | |
Complete a minimum of 30 semester credit hours at Wayne State University. | |
2.43.11.070 | Credit Limitations: |
a. Credit by special examination may not be counted as residence credit, but such credit, if earned during a semester in which the student is registered for a regular course(s), will not be considered an interruption of residence. c. Not more than 16 credits by Special Examination may be earned in any one subject. | |
2.43.11.080 | Second Bachelor's Degree |
A student who holds a bachelor's degree from any accredited institution may receive a second bachelor's degree from Wayne State University by satisfying the following minimum requirements: | |
2.43.11.090 | |
Complete at least 30 semester hours at Wayne State University beyond the first bachelor's degree. | |
2.43.11.100 | |
Meet all College/School, department and program requirements for the second degree. | |
2.43.11.110 | Concurrent Degrees |
A student who wishes to simultaneously receive two different bachelor degrees from Wayne State University must satisfy the following minimum requirements: | |
2.43.11.130 | |
Complete all University, College/School, department and program requirements for each degree. | |
2.43.11.140 | Graduation Application |
Degrees are not awarded automatically upon completion of scholastic requirements. To be considered a candidate for a degree, students must file an Application for Degree by the first day of classes for the term in which students expect to graduate. | |
2.43.11.150 | School/College Requirements |
Schools/Colleges, Departments and programs may recommend degree requirements above and beyond those stated in this statute. The President or his/her designee is authorized to approve specific College, Department and program degree requirements. | |
2.43.11.160 | Degree Requirement Waivers |
Students may petition to waive University, College/School, Departmental or program requirements. The President or his/her designee is authorized to establish procedures for considering petitions for waivers. |