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[onyex14]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? south carolina



Is it possible for me to petition my school for my degree? The catolog states that you have to have 124 hrs in order to graduate. if it wasnt for that I would only have four more classes to take because I would have finished my gen ed requirements and my major and minor requirements. I really dont see the need for 124 hours if you meet the general education, major and minor requirments. the only other reguirment is 40 hours in classes above 299 level and 2.0 gpa upon graduation. i just really dont see the need for 124 hours if you have the classes for your major and minor and i dont have time to waste on classes that make me well rounded in a economic down turn

 

[thedoctorisin]

It appears that you also don't see the need for correct punctuation.

 

[onyex14]

It appears that you also don't see the need for correct punctuation.

now was that called for? I do not recall any one asking you what you thought and apprently you did not have an opinon to give because all you did was TRY to clown my puncution. I send emails to people that I want to hear from thanks. You only just wasted time and energy trying to mean and say nothing, be mindful of your intentions.

 

[Silverplum]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? south carolina

Is it possible for me to petition my school for my degree? The catolog states that you have to have 124 hrs in order to graduate. if it wasnt for that I would only have four more classes to take because I would have finished my gen ed requirements and my major and minor requirements. I really dont see the need for 124 hours if you meet the general education, major and minor requirments. the only other reguirment is 40 hours in classes above 299 level and 2.0 gpa upon graduation. i just really dont see the need for 124 hours if you have the classes for your major and minor and i dont have time to waste on classes that make me well rounded in a economic down turn

What did your school say when you asked?

Let us guess: you skipped the English classes...starting in grade school.

 

[thedoctorisin]

Maybe when you reach the point where you can appreciate the worth of using correct punctuation, you will also be able to appreciate the worth of having a minimum of 124 hours of undergraduate education. I'm sure the faculty of your school, who decide on the requirements for graduation, already appreciate both.

 

[stealth2]

The point of a college education is... to become educated. Not simply proficient in a trade. For that, one goes to trade school.

So, no... don't expect the college to give you a degree until you've passed their requirements.