Developmental studies courses do not count toward degree completion. They do count toward the G.P.A. 5. Twelve of the last eighteen credit hours of course work for the degree must be completed in residence. Students who lack no more than six credit hours to graduate and have met all other requirements may complete their course work in non-residence, provided such course work is completed no later than one year from the last time of residence enrollment and provided the student has requested and received permission from the Vice President for Academic Affairs prior to the end of the last semester in residence. At least six credit hours in the elected major and three credit hours in the minor must be completed in residence.
Credit is transferred at the level given at the sending institution.
The student will be advised in writing of the results. Earning a Second Undergraduate Degree It is possible for a student at WNMU to earn more than one undergraduate degree. The Bachelor of Academic Studies degree may not be used as a second undergraduate degree. Students who have earned a Bachelor of Science degree are eligible to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree as their second degree and vice versa. Commencement Commencement exercises are held at the end of the spring and fall semesters.