Office of Student Affairs for the Humanities and Social Sciences

The duration of the program varies by track; each track has a specific number of semesters.

To find out the number of semesters and the duration of the program, please refer to the acceptance letter you received upon registration.

Attached is a general admission letter specifying the duration of the program.

Note:This document is for guidance only. For the official document, please refer to the official letter sent to you upon your acceptance into the program. 

Request for an Acceptance Letter 2

This certificate is issued after you have earned 96 or more credit hours.
To find out if you are eligible to receive the certificate, you must generate a transcript from the website and then check the number of actual credit hours at the bottom of the transcript.
The number of actual credit hours must be 96 or more.

Attached is an example of a general grade report showing where the "Actual Approved Hours" item appears.
This report is for illustrative purposes only and does not reflect your specific number of approved hours. To obtain information specific to you, you must request your own grade report.

To view your grade report – click here.

Report Card

To view your grade report – click here

You must print out your transcript and review the courses you failed or did not complete, then submit a request to the Office of Student Affairs to register, including the names of the courses you failed or did not complete.
You can register for repeat courses up to two weeks after the start of the semester.

⁠To view your grade report – click here.


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