Undergraduate students must meet minimum residency requirements in order to be certified to graduate.<\/p>\n
To avoid changing the residency requirements entirely, proposed edits are in the final paragraph only for exceptions.<\/em><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/strong>Undergraduate students must meet minimum residency requirements in order to be certified to graduate.<\/p>\n To be eligible for a bachelor\u2019s degree, undergraduate degree candidates must complete:<\/p>\n The Graduation Office will verify that the Undergraduate Residency Requirement has been met.<\/p>\n Students who wish to petition for exclusions from these residency requirements\u00a0 must initiate the petition process with the Registrar, who will forward petitions to the Provost (or his\/her designee) for approval. After consultation with the Dean of the school that\u00a0 offers the student\u2019s primary major, the Provost (or his\/her designee) will render a decision and communicate that decision to the student, his\/her Dean, and the Registrar.\u00a0 The rendered decision is final.<\/p>\n Students\u00a0 permitted to study at other institutions\u00a0as part of their degree programs as prescribed by approved institution-to-institution agreements\u00a0<\/em>(e.g., 3+3 pre-health programs and 3+1 agreements<\/em>) do not need to petition for exclusions to the residency requirements for the purpose of attending those institutions. Specifically, students who transfer the maximum allowable number of credits earned at other accredited colleges and universities and who also meet any of the criteria listed below do not need to petition for exclusions to the residency requirements so long as they satisfy the remaining Ramapo coursework requirements identified after transfer evaluation.<\/p>\nResidency Requirement Procedure<\/u><\/h3>\n
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