Application for Graduation A student planning to graduate from any degree program in the College of Education, graduate or undergraduate, must make formal application for degree. Undergraduate students should complete a graduation check-out in Room 301 Teachers College through the academic advisors. Graduate students should make application in the Office of Research and Advanced Studies in Edwards I. Deadlines for these applications are posted for each quarter. Completion of an approved program makes it possible for state certification to be secured concurrently with the degree, if appropriate application is made. Students must meet standards of quality required by their program before recommendation for a certificate in their chosen field.
Different programs have different requirements.
In general, a 2.50 grade point average in a specified set of courses is required before a student will be permitted to register for internship teaching. Each teacher education student is required to complete an internship experience as specified in their particular program. The internship is the culmination of the prospective teacher's practical experience in the schools and is required for certification by the state as well as for the degree. Financial Aid and Scholarships University Scholarships General information concerning scholarships and other forms of financial aid can be found at the Financial Aid web site . Each year the College of Education awards scholarships to deserving students in all programs.