ACADEMIC POLICIES
Degrees at both the undergraduate and graduate levels are offered at NDSU. For more information about the various programs of study leading toward baccalaureate degrees, consult the college sections of this bulletin. Graduate degree requirements and fields of study are summarized in the College of Graduate and Interdisciplinary Studies section of this bulletin. For more complete details, see the Graduate Bulletin online.
Degree & Credit Information
- Undergraduate Majors & Minors
- Available Degrees by Major
- Academic Credit
- General Education Program
- Intended Student Outcomes
- General Education Requirements
- General Education Category Descriptions
- Evaluation of Transfer Credit
- Credit by Examination
- International Baccalaureate (IB)
- College Level Examination Program (CLEP)
- Advanced Placement (AP) Examination
- DSST Examinations
- Course Challenge
- Academic Degree and Credit Information
- Baccalaureate Degrees
- Second Degree
- Majors and Minors
- Certificates
- Exceptions to Academic Program Requirements
- Graduation Requirements
- Graduating with Honor
- Degree Posting
- Diplomas
- Commencement
Registration & Advising
- Academic Calendar
- Academic Year/Semester System
- Mid-Term Grades
- Dead Week
- Final Examinations
- Academic Planning and Registration
- Academic Advising
- Classification of Students
- Eligibility for Co-Curricular Activities
- Registration Information
- Dual Career Registration
- Changes in Registration
- Class Attendance
- Student Credit Load
- Collaborative Student Registration
- Tri-College University
- Summer Session
- Project 65
Student Records
- Grades and Honor Points
- Grade-Point Average Calculation
- Pass-Fail Grading
- Grades of Incomplete
- Course Failures
- Grade Changes and Appeals
- Repeated Courses
- Academic Forgiveness
- Transcripts
- Correction of Transcript Errors
Scholastic Standards
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