General Requirements for Degrees


GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ASSOCIATE DEGREE

Navarro College awards the following associate degrees: Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Associates of Arts in Teaching, and Associate of Applied Science. In addition to the coursework of the individual’s degree plan, the requirements below must be met. Exceptions to the individual’s degree plan or any of the requirements below can only be made upon the written approval of the appropriate Executive Dean.

  1. Completion of all admission requirements.
  2. Completion of at least 25 percent of the hours required for the degree from Navarro College.
  3. Achievement of a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 2.0 on all work required for the degree.
  4. Satisfactory completion of all financial obligations.
  5. Satisfactory completion of the core curriculum for each degree as listed in this catalog.
  6. Demonstration of college readiness in math, reading, and writing through a state approved method.
  7. Completion of the College Application for Graduation.

 

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR BACHELOR DEGREE

Navarro College awards the Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. In addition to the coursework included in the degree plan, the requirements below must be met. Exceptions to the degree plan or any of the requirements below can only be made upon the written approval of the appropriate Executive Dean.

  1. Completion of all admission requirements.
  2. Completion of at least 25 percent of the hours required for the degree from Navarro College.
  3. Achievement of a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 2.0 on all work required for the degree.
  4. Satisfactory completion of all financial obligations.
  5. Satisfactory completion of the 42-hour core curriculum as listed in this catalog.
  6. Demonstration of college readiness in math, reading, and writing through a state approved method.
  7. Completion of the College Application for Graduation.

 

Navarro College confers certificates or degrees three times per year at the end of each long semester: fall, spring, and summer. Coursework presented for graduation after the end of the term will be conferred in the next long semester.