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It is labeled catalog term and is a six digit number. The first four digits are the year and the last two digits represent the semester. For example, if your catalog term is 202108 then you are following the 2021-22 degree requirements. The academic year starts in the fall and runs through summer.

This Bulletin states the general degree and major requirements for students who enter the university beginning in the fall semester of 2013 through the summer terms of 2015.

The Academic Bulletins are the official documents of record concerning academic programs and regulations.

The bulletin for the academic year a student enters or re-enters a degree program identifies the curriculum degree requirements for that student.Students readmitted to the university will fall under the bulletin in effect at the time of readmission.

Catalog Year is the academic year for which a degree candidate must meet documented graduation requirements.Students can graduate under the graduation requirements of the GA upon their matriculation year, their graduation year, or any year in between. This "GA year" is referred to as "Catalog Year" in Degree Works.

"Catalog rights" is a term used to define the specific set of requirements ordinarily as established in the catalog for a specific year, which the student must satisfy to qualify for a degree, certificate, etc.

Undergraduate students who are enrolled in 12 semester hours or more for the fall and spring semester are considered full time for academic purposes. During a regular summer session an undergraduate student must be enrolled in six semester hours or more to be considered a full-time student for academic purposes.