A student should file with the Registrar a written application for his or her degree, in triplicate, four quarters before his or her expected date of graduation. Notice shall be sent to the student by the Registrar of the acceptance or rejection of his or her application. Each quarter the Registrar shall transmit the accepted list of candidates for degrees and certificates to be conferred at the end of that quarter to the dean of the appropriate college or school for his or her faculty's approval and recommendation to the Board of Regents. The list as approved by his or her faculty shall then be forwarded by such dean to the Registrar with a recommendation to the Board of Regents that all who fulfill their outstanding requirements for graduation will be awarded their respective degrees or certificates. No student shall receive a bachelor's degree, teaching certificate, or other certificate unless his or her name appears upon the list approved by the faculty of the appropriate school or college during the quarter in which the degree or certificate is to be granted.
Requirements are within the purview of the department, school or college.
The minor shall consist of not less than 25 credits. Interdisciplinary minors are encouraged. Courses taken to fulfill the minor may also apply as appropriate to the general education, writing and reasoning requirements. Completion of the minor will appear on the permanent record. Some colleges offer a bachelor's degree with double majors.