Ohio Admin. Code 3358:14-5-11 - Graduation requirements
(A) The associate degree is awarded upon the
successful completion of any one of the two
year degree program. A certificate is awarded upon the successful
completion of any of the one year
certificate programs.
(B)
The college shall maintain the list of degrees and
certificates eligible for graduation and published in the college catalog and
other environs that the college deems appropriate .
(D)
The catalog in effect at the time of a student's
acceptance to the college is their "catalog in force." If the requirements for
the degree change while the student is enrolled in a degree or certificate
program, the student may choose their entrance catalog or any subsequent
catalog as their chosen catalog in force for meeting their graduation
requirements.
(E)
Students are expected to complete the requirements for
their desired degree or certificate in a timely fashion. That period is six
calendar years from the time the student initially enrolled in their degree or
three calendar years for their certificate, unless otherwise determined by
specific program accreditation. If the student does not receive a degree or
certificate in a timely fashion, their graduation requirements become the
catalog in force at the semester of graduation. Exceptions to this policy can
be granted by the vice president for academics of the college.
(D) To be considered a candidate for
an associate degree or certificate, the student must file petition in
accordance with procedures established by the college.
(1)
The registrar will perform a degree audit to verify
that all applicable degree/certificate requirements have been met. Current
graduation requirements include:
(a)
Successful completion of all required courses in the
program. Certain majors require a "C" or better in certain courses to meet
graduation requirements. Each required course in which an "F" grade is received
must be repeated (please refer to course repeat policy and/or academic fresh
start policy).
(b)
Earn a minimum cumulative grade point average of
2.00.
(c)
Attain a minimum 2.00 grade point average in their
technical courses.
(d)
Complete a minimum of thirty per cent of the credits
from NSCC.
(e)
In addition, graduates may be required to:
(i)
Complete a
nationally normed test.
(ii)
Submit the required elements of a
portfolio.
(2)
Students are
eligible to receive only one degree within a technology but may have more than
one major. All majors are listed on the student's transcript. Diplomas are
issued for each degree within a technology. Students applying for a certificate
and associate degree within the same technology at the same time will be
awarded the higher degree only.
(3)
When a student
completes a second major at any time within the same technology area, the
second major will be added to the transcript.
(4)
Any student
graduating with a cumulative grade point average of 3.50 or higher will be
graduated with honors, including a notation of this honor placed on the
student's diploma and transcript, as follows:
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(5)
Students who are verified as having met all
degree/certificate requirements and do not have an outstanding obligation
(e.g.: financial, academic) to the college; will receive their diplomas within
ninety days of when all final grades have been verified.
(6)
Official college
diplomas will be mailed to the mailing address listed in the college's student
information. Students are expected to keep their contact information, including
mailing address, up-to-date.
(7)
The college may
choose to use a surrogate or unofficial diploma to assist in celebrating
student completion of their degree or certificate requirements.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 111.15
Statutory Authority: 3358
Rule Amplifies: 3358
Prior Effective Dates: 03/16/2015
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