Graduation Application and Agreement
Candidates for graduation must complete and submit an application for graduation and graduation agreement at least one year prior to the anticipated graduation date. The graduation application begins the degree audit process. Prior to the senior year, students should check the schedule of classes and registration procedures to determine the deadlines for submitting the application for graduation.
The Office of Registrar will conduct two degree audits on behalf of the student: the first evaluation will be completed in the term following submission of the application; the second will be completed in the last semester of enrollment after the last day to add/drop classes. If deficiencies are discovered, the student will be removed as a candidate for completion and participation in Commencement; it is the student's responsibility to notify his or her family of the change. If a new definitive plan is submitted addressing and correcting the deficiencies, the student may be reinstated as a graduation candidate.
While Taylor University publishes program information and materials to assist students in planning their academic programs, students are solely responsible for ensuring that their course selections fulfill all academic program requirements and comply with the policies and procedures of the University. Students are expected to understand that although evaluations of their academic records will be conducted by the Registrar's Office, that students will be notified of all outstanding requirements and/or deficiencies in their plans, and that their applications for graduation require the signatures of advisors, students are solely responsible for ensuring that all degree requirements are met for graduation from Taylor University.
