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2012-13 Undergraduate Catalog

Graduation Honors & Dean's List

Deans' List

The Deans' List is published each semester and recognizes students who during that semester have earned a minimum GPA of 3.25 for twelve (12) or more semester credits of letter-graded (A, B, C, D, F) course work.

Graduation Honors

Summa cum laude: at least 3.90 GPA.
Magna cum laude: at least 3.70, but less than 3.90 GPA.
Cum laude: at least 3.50, but less than 3.70 GPA.

COMPUTATION OF GRADUATION HONORS
For instructions in calculating grade point average, see Grades and Grading later in this section.

  1. Students must complete a minimum of fifty (50) semester credits in residence of letter-graded ( A, B, C, D, F) course work.
    Transfer students: 1) For transfer students with fifty (50) credits or more in residence, only the GPA earned at Bemidji State University is used in determining honors. 2) Transfer students who have earned a total of thirty (30) to forty-nine (49) credits in residence at Bemidji State University of letter-graded (A, B, C, D, F) course work may be considered for honors status if their cumulative grade point average (GPA) from each institution of higher education is at least 3.50. The lowest GPA earned determines the final level of honors.
  2. Honors at the time of the commencement ceremony are computed on the cumulative grades at the end of the semester prior to commencement exercises. However, actual degree honors will be based on the cumulative GPA at the time the degree is awarded.
  3. Incompletes are computed as “F” grades.

Honors Program

Table of Contents

Section I — Areas and Programs
  1. Areas of Study
  2. Degrees and Program
  3. Undergraduate Catalog
  4. Graduate Catalog
  1. Liberal Education
    1. Goal Area 1: Communication
    2. Goal Area 2: Critical Thinking
    3. Goal Area 3: Natural Science
    4. Goal Area 4: Mathematics
    5. Goal Area 5: History and the Social and Behavioral Sciences
    6. Goal Area 6: Humanities and the Arts
    7. Goal Area 7: Human Diversity in the United States
    8. Goal Area 8: Global Perspective
    9. Goal Area 9: Ethical and Civic Responsibility
    10. Goal Area 10: People and the Environment
    11. Goal Area 11: Performance and Participation
Section II — Academic Information
  1. Academic Integrity, Rights and Responsibilities
  2. Academic Progress and Status
  3. Academic Policies
  4. Registration Policies
  5. Registration
  6. Grades & Grading
  7. Graduation
  8. Graduation Honors & Dean's List
  9. Understanding Degrees and Programs
  10. Understanding University Credit
  11. Understanding University Courses
  12. Administration and Faculty
Academic Resources