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Graduation

As you prepare to graduate, you’ll need to confirm the following:

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  • Review the degree requirements for your program
    • Review your academic progress to ensure you have completed all courses and earned the necessary credits to fulfill your program requirements
      • You must successfully pass all terms to be eligible for graduation
        • For further clarification regarding academic progress and program requirements, please contact the Associate Dean or Academic Advisor of your program
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          • Ensure your legal name, address, and personal information are correctly updated on your student profile
            • If changes are required, please update this through the Self-Service Portal
              • For more support, please follow this guide

                If you are in your final term and expect to graduate, you’ll want to complete the following steps to graduate.

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                • You must confirm your intention to graduate, even if you are not planning to attend the convocation ceremony.
                  • The Office of the Registrar will contact eligible students with further instructions and timelines regarding confirming their intention to graduate.
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                    • After submitting your graduation application form, you will receive a confirmation email verifying that your application has been received.
                      • The Office of the Registrar will proceed with the review of graduation eligibility, including a degree audit to ensure you have received all required credits according to your program.
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                        • To receive a diploma, all outstanding balances and conditions must be cleared
                          • Review your latest statements and account balance by visiting the Self-Service Portal for more information
                            • If you have questions or concerns with your account, email StudentAccounts@unfc.ca
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                              After graduation, you may need to request an official, complete transcript for employment, immigration, or further studies. Official transcripts include your final grades and confirmation of graduation. Requests can be submitted through the Student Request form.

                              Please note: There is a fee for ordering an official, complete transcript. 

                              Unofficial transcripts are available at no cost and can be accessed through the Self-Service Portal

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                              All students who successfully meet graduation requirements will be eligible to receive a Confirmation of Graduation Letter. This letter serves as official proof that you have completed your program and are eligible to graduate. 

                              It can be used for employment, immigration, or other verification purposes. 

                              Requests for this letter can be submitted through the Student Request form.