If you expect to graduate in June 2022, please complete School of Engineering Undergraduate and Stanford Undergraduate Degree requirements. The following is a partial list of deadlines and requirements. |
April 8, 2022 at 5:00pm |
Apply through Axess to graduate. |
April 15, 2022 |
Final Study List deadline; Multiple Major, Multiple Major-Minor, AP and transfer credit forms due. Coterm approval due. |
May 10, 2022 |
EE Walkthrough Petition. This is for students graduating after June last year (in Summer 2021 or later), who want to participate in this year's Commencement |
Walkthrough minimum requirements |
- Undergraduate students must have completed at least 160 units by the end of Spring Quarter 2021, have an updated approved Program Sheet on file and have department approval;
- Submit Walkthrough petition to Degree Progress Officer Laura Krebs at lwuet72@stanford.edu. No late petitions will be accepted.
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May 27, 2022 at 5:00pm |
Late application to graduate for Spring Quarter deadline. A $50 late fee applies. For more information, please visit: Applying to Graduate. |
Additional undergrad resources
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Stanford Registrar Undergraduate Graduation Checklist |
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Read "Tips on Preparing to Graduate" from the UGHB. |
The following 'quick' checklist is from "Tips on Preparing to Graduate" |
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- General Education Requirements. Is Axess status complete?
- AP Credit. Is it signed off on your Program Sheet?
- SoE Program Sheet. Is it up to date?
- Program Deviations. Are they approved by EE department or Dean's Office?
- Transfer Credits. Are they completely processed through Registrar and SoE?
- ABET. EE majors must check; based on program sheet year.
- Coterm Students. BS and MS courses appear in the correct careers?
Submit Coterminal Course Transfer Form to make any transfers between careers.
- Multiple Majors or Minors. Completed, approved, and turned in Major-Minor and Multiple Major Course Approval Form?
- Walking before Graduating. Have you completed 160 units or more; have you submitted the EE Walkthrough Petition?
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