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To read the transcript of keynote speaker Jessye Norman's Commencement address, please click here.
To read the transcript of the address given by Ashley Shores, President of the Class of 2008, please click here.
Commencement
for May 2008 Graduates took place on Sunday, May 11, 2008 at
9:30 a.m. in Kenan Stadium.
The Chapel Hill/Orange County
Visitors Bureau and the Durham
Convention & Visitors Bureau Web sites provide information
on local lodging, restaurants, scheduled events, shopping, tours,
and area resources.
A reception for all graduates and their families will be held at Polk Place, the Quadrangle just north of Wilson Library, immediately following Commencement. You and your guests are cordially invited to attend.
Letter from the Chancellor
TO: All Degree Candidates
FROM: James Moeser, Chancellor
 As
you complete your coursework and prepare for graduation, I offer
you my sincerest congratulations on a job well done. I'm looking
forward to sharing your joy and celebration during Carolina's
2008 Commencement Weekend. Activities will begin Friday, May 9,
and run through Sunday, May 11.
In particular, I hope to see each of our degree candidates at
the Commencement Ceremony, which begins at 9:30 a.m., Sunday,
May 11, in Kenan Stadium. In the unlikely event of severe weather,
the ceremony will be held in the Dean E. Smith Center.
General arrangements for the weekend are coordinated by the Commencement
Committee and the Office of University Events. If you have questions,
please contact Jane Smith at jane_smith@unc.edu
or (919) 962-0045 or Leigh Ann Hartwell at hartwell@unc.edu or (919) 962-1996.
Again, congratulations on your academic achievements. As you
leave our great University, may your fond memories keep your years
here alive and Carolina always on your mind.
Hark the Sound!
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Commencement Speaker
 The 2008 May Commencement speaker will be renowned opera singer Jessye Norman. For more information, please click here.
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Speaker Selection
The speaker selection committee is composed of four students,
the faculty chair, the faculty secretary, two distinguished faculty
members, and the chair of the commencement committee. The committee
is advisory to the chancellor, and he makes the final decision
on the speaker. December commencement speakers are traditionally
respected members of the faculty. The May Commencement speaker
is traditionally given an Honorary Degree. For both the December
and May commencements, the Chancellor selects a speaker who has
made significant contributions to the world and who will honor
the graduates, their parents and friends, and the faculty.
Honorary Degrees
For information about the recipients of the 2008 Honorary Degrees, please click here.
Commencement Information
for Faculty
The Faculty Processional for the main Commencement ceremony on Sunday will form at 9:00 a.m. on the second floor of the Kenan Football Center. Please note that the Kenan Football Center is the new football facility at the west end of the stadium. The Faculty Marshal will be on hand to lead the faculty processional. Due to the construction in the Bell Tower lot, faculty participating in the ceremony will be able to park in the Rams Head Deck.
Faculty are invited to join graduates and their families at the reception in Polk Place following the ceremony.
In case of severe weather, faculty may park in the Koury lot adjacent to the Smith Center. Enter the Smith Center through Entry D. Ushers will direct faculty to their seating area.
If you wish to rent or purchase academic regalia, you can arrange to do so by calling Eve Bradshaw in Student Stores at 962-2427. Faculty who hold Carolina doctorates may also purchase distinctive Carolina regalia through Student Stores.
A LETTER TO THE FACULTY FROM THE FACULTY CHAIR
Dear Colleagues:
We write to invite you to join us in the joyous events of Commencement Weekend 2008 on Saturday May 10 (Hooding of Ph.D.s) and Sunday May 11 (Commencement). More detailed information is available here.
Our students' accomplishments are remarkable, and their friends and families value our roles as teachers, mentors, and scholars. Celebration of Commencement events is central to building a sense of community within our University. You're invited to wear academic regalia, but you are welcome regardless.
On Saturday, May 10, the Doctoral Hooding ceremony will take place at 10 a.m. in Memorial Hall. The ceremony will feature remarks by Dr. Wayne Pond, current Director of the Program in the Humanities and Human Values, who earned a Ph.D. in American Literature from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1976. Each graduate will be called to the stage to receive the doctoral hood from his or her advisor. Faculty members are invited to assemble in front of New West at 9:30 a.m. for the processional.
Commencement is on Sunday May 11 at 9:30 a.m. in Kenan Stadium. This year's speaker and Honorary Degree Recipient is Miss Jessye Norman, world renowned opera singer. The essential role of the arts and humanities in undergraduate education at Carolina will surely be reinforced by Miss Norman's address. We will honor our graduating students and the following outstanding recipients of honorary degrees: Peter Cortland Agre (a Nobel laureate in Chemistry), Heather Munroe-Blum (a psychiatric epidemiologist and advocate of improved public policy for science in Canada), Phillip Palmer Green III (a developer of computational strategies that have been central to the sequencing of the human and other genomes), and Anthony Eden Rand (current North Carolina Senate Majority Leader).
Faculty Marshal Trudier Harris will lead the faculty processional, which will form at 9:00 a.m. on the second floor of the Kenan Football Center at the west end of the stadium. Parking will be available in the Rams Head Deck for faculty participating in the ceremony , and a reception will follow on Polk Place. In case of severe weather, the ceremony will move to the Dean E. Smith Center (in that case, faculty should use Entry D and park in the Koury Lot adjacent to the Smith Center).
Many of you have attended Commencement in the past, and we welcome you again. For those who have yet to participate in this venerable academic tradition, please join us. We would appreciate an e-mail to Jane Smith at jane_smith@unc.edu so that we can have a count of participants in advance. Help make these events memorable and support our students at this year's Commencement ceremonies. We look forward to seeing you there.
Sincerely yours,
Joseph Templeton Trudier Harris
Student Processional
Undergraduate degree candidates whose names begin with A - L will line up at Gate 5. Candidates whose names begin with M - Z will line up at Gate 3. Senior marshals will be there to direct the processional.
All other degree candidates will enter through the Kenan Football Center and will be seated on the field. Marshals will be there to direct the processional.
To view a map of Kenan Stadium, please click here.
Baccalaureate
Dear Members and Families of the Class of 2008,
The Carolina Ministers Association and the Office of New Student & Carolina Parents Programs, invite you to attend Baccalaureate - an interfaith celebration of your commencement - on Saturday, May 10th at 3:00 p.m. in the Great Hall.
The Reverend Professor Dr. Peter Gomes will offer this year's keynote address. Chancellor James Moeser and other distinguished guests will join in fellowship and observance as we recognize the Class of 2008.
All participates are invited to a reception following the Baccalaureate service.
Caps, Gowns and Graduation Announcements
Caps and gowns will be available to purchase at Student Stores from Friday, April 25 through Sunday, May 11. They can be purchased in the store or online via the Student Stores website.
Undergraduate Regalia: $42.99
Master's Regalia: $49.99
Keepsake Doctoral Regalia: $65.99
Graduates who are out of town or otherwise unable to come to Student Stores can now purchase their regalia online. Caps and gowns for undergraduates, masters and doctoral candidates can be ordered and shipped by going to the Student Stores website.
If a student needs only part of an outfit, please contact: ebradsha@email.unc.edu.
Graduation Announcements can be purchased through Herff Jones. Graduates will receive a mailing containing pricing, packages, and an order form with instructions for ordering via mail, fax or online. Package fliers and order forms are also available at Student Stores. Generic Announcements in packages of ten can be purchased at Student Stores. For questions, you may contact Herff-Jones at (919) 544-3332.
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Schedule of Events for Schools and Departments
Please use the link provided for all information regarding each
Department or School's ceremony.
Schedule of Departmental Ceremonies
and Events associated with Commencement Weekend.
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Photography
 Everyone
participating in the 2008 Commencement ceremonies in Kenan Stadium will have the option of being photographed by Chappell Studios. There is no fee for this service, or obligation
to purchase. Free proofs will be mailed to you, and online viewing
is available to facilitate the order process. Call 1-641-472-6892
or go to www.chappell.com
to place orders or have questions answered.
Diplomas
All undergraduate diplomas will be mailed to students
after graduation and should be received by the first week in August.
Diplomas will be printed with the student's first and second major,
if applicable.
Students receiving a Master of Arts or a Master of Science
degree also will be mailed their diploma after graduation. The
masters diploma will reflect the student's major course of study.
The following other master's, doctoral, and professional diplomas
will be available for distribution immediately following Commencement
until 2 p.m. unless your department is having a departmental ceremony.
Master of Accounting
Master of Arts in Teaching
Master of Business Administration
Master of Education
Master of Fine Arts
Master of Health Administration
Master of Physical Therapy
Master of Public Administration
Master of Public Health
Master of Regional Planning
Master of School Administration
Master of Science in Environmental Sciences
Master of Science in Information Science Master of Science in
Library Science
Master of Science in Nursing
Master of Science in Public Health
Master of Science in Recreation Administration
Master of Social Work
PHD Doctor of Philosophy
EDD Doctor of Education
DRPH Doctor of Public Health
DDS Doctor of Dental Surgery
JD Juris Doctor
PharmD Doctor of Pharmacy
MD Doctor of Medicine
Certificates in Dentistry and Medicine
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Disability Services,
Seating and Parking
Stadium Seating*
If you or the guest(s) in your party can walk approximately one (1) block (no hills) and can climb approximately 10-12 short stadium steps, we encourage you park in the Park and Ride lots.
The Friday Center (Highway 54 East) or University Mall (15-501 Bypass) are available and parking permits are not required. Shuttles (free) will transport you and your party to Gate 2 at Kenan Stadium.
Family Medicine, Dean Smith Center , Bowles Lot, Cardinal and Dogwood Parking Decks are served by shuttles transporting the party to Gate 6.
A section of the stadium on the north and south side has been “reserved” to limit the number of stairs encountered by persons with limited mobility. If you contact the Department of Disability Services, see contact information below, we will provide seating passes (8 guest maximum) so that your party may sit together. There is very limited accessible seating for guests using wheelchairs at the stadium seating level (Concourse).
*In the event of inclement weather and the ceremony is relocated to the Dean Smith Center , these seating passes will not be valid. Graduating students are required to obtain separate tickets.
Ground Seating – (Seating Passes Required)*
Guests using aids or appliances (wheelchairs, walkers, etc.) and unable to access steps in the stadium, will be provided seating in the stadium at ground level. Although space is limited, only the guest requiring assistance and up to 2-3 additional guests will be permitted to sit on the field. The rest of your party will be asked to sit in the stands. Please note that seating on the field does not provide any protection from weather. Guests are encouraged to bring hats, parasols and bottled water as this area is often in direct sunlight.
*In the event of inclement weather and the ceremony is relocated to the Dean Smith Center , these seating passes will not be valid. Graduating Students are required to obtain separate tickets.
Parking – (Permit Required)
Parking for guests requiring ground seating will be provided in the Rams Head Center Parking Deck (Level 2). Only one (1) vehicle per family.
Although we acknowledge many guests will have state issued handicapped parking permits, access to the Rams Head Center Parking Deck will require a special parking permit issued by the Department of Disability Services for the Commencement Ceremonies at Kenan Stadium.
*Departmental/Individual School Ceremonies Information for Sunday:
Kenan Stadium Ceremony- Any disabled graduates for guests who have special parking and/or seating needs should contact Student Disability Services well in advance at SASB, Campus Box #5100, (919) 962-8300. Graduates and guests with licenses or hangtags indicating a disability will also need to request a Commencement 2008 Disability Parking Permit.
Smith Center Ceremonies- The Smith Lot and a section of the Bowles Lot (Roped and Signed) will be designated for guests with disabilities. Licenses and hangtags indicating a disability will be honored in the designated disability parking lots beginning 11 a.m.
Ceremonies/Receptions Following the Kenan Stadium Ceremony (and not scheduled at the Dean E. Smith Center )-
Parking on north and mid-campus is extremely limited. Graduates and guests that can walk from Kenan Stadium to other ceremonies/receptions should do so. Shuttles will provide transportation back to all park and ride lots from designated locations
(the Old Well, Student Union and Smith Center ). However, some lots on north campus will be reserved and available for
parking beginning 11 a.m. for those with licenses and hangtags indicating a disability and unable to utilize the shuttle services.
Wheelchairs
The Department of Disability Services nor the University maintain a supply of wheelchairs for commencement ceremonies. We suggest that guests check local Rental Stores about renting a wheelchair for the weekend. Not only will it provide access to the Commencement Ceremony at Kenan Stadium but will increase access to other parts of campus for individual ceremonies/receptions. Wheelchairs will fold and fit comfortably in the trunk of most vehicles.
Deaf/Hard of Hearing Guests
An ASL interpreter will be present on the platform for Commencement Ceremonies in Kenan Stadium – seating for guest utilizing the interpreter can be arranged by contacting Disability Services (disabilityservices@unc.edu). The ceremony is also open-captioned on the Stadium Jumbo Screen.
Department of Disability Services
Student Academic Services Building , Suite 2126
CB# 7214
Chapel Hill , NC 27599-7214
919-962-8300 (V/T)
Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday
Email: disabilityservices@unc.edu
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Do I need tickets?
Tickets are not needed for the main university ceremony in
Kenan Stadium. You may bring as many family members and friends
as you like. It is open to the public. In case of severe weather
(defined as rain with thunder, lightning, and high wind) the ceremony will
be moved to the Smith Center. An online ticketing system, similar to the system used to obtain UNC basketball tickets, will be activated for severe weather ticket downloading. Please see the Severe Weather Plan section below.
2. What time do graduates need to be there?
The undergraduate processional will form outside Gates
3 and 5 in the west end zone. Students should arrive at the Bell
Tower parking lot no later than 9 AM to line up. Students will be seated in the west end zone
seats.
Degree candidates should report to the main entrance of Kenan Football Center.
Families and other guests should enter Kenan Stadium through Gates 1 and
2 on the north side OR Gates 6 and 7 on the south side for seating
for the ceremony. Gates will open at 8:00 a.m.
3. How long does the ceremony usually last?
About an hour and a half to two hours, from 9:30 till 11:00 or 11:30 a.m.
4. What happens if it rains?
The ceremony will be held in Kenan Stadium even if it rains.
If there is thunder, lightning or high wind, the ceremony will
be moved to the Smith Center. Severe weather tickets will be necessary
if the ceremony is moved to the Dean Smith Center.
5. Where do we park?
Please refer to parking information section below.
6. Is there handicapped parking?
Contact Disability Services with requests for handicapped parking
or seating. Office of Disability Services,
SASB – Suite 2126,
962-8300.
7. Will they call out my name?
The names of the graduates are not called out. All candidates will be recognized by the dean
of their respective school. Candidates for the doctoral degree
will be individually recognized at the Ph.D. Hooding ceremony on
Saturday, May 10.
8. How do I find out when my department is having its ceremony?
Look at the schedule
on the web page.
9. Where do I get my diploma?
Your diploma will be mailed to you during the summer. See the
section on diplomas
for more details.
10. Is there housing on campus for Commencement?
No, housing is not available on campus for parents and guests.
A list of hotels in the area is available on the Chapel
Hill/Orange County Visitors Bureau and the Durham
Convention & Visitors Bureau Web sites.
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General Alumni Association
 You are invited to become a member of your General Alumni Association at a special half-price rate. As our graduation gift to you, we are offering a one-year membership for $20 or a $50 discount on a lifetime membership in the GAA. Membership includes an annual subscription to the Carolina Alumni Review, an annual Carolina wall calendar, unlimited access to our certified career coach for one year following graduation, and many other benefits. For more information on membership, e-mail membership@unc.edu, call (919) 962-0742 or visit alumni.unc.edu/join.
Helpful Phone Numbers
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Diplomas
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Registrar's Office - (919) 962-0495
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Disability Parking or Seating
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Disability Services - (919) 962-8300
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Parking
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Special Event Parking - TBA
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Caps, Gowns & Announcements
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Student Stores - (919) 962-2427
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Alumni Membership
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General Alumni Assoc. - (919) 962-0742
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Graduate School
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(919) 966-2611
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General Information
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University Events Office - (919) 962-0045 or 962-1996
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Local Visitors
Bureaus
The Chapel Hill/Orange County
Visitors Bureau and the Durham
Convention & Visitors Bureau Web sites provide information
on local lodging, restaurants, scheduled events, shopping, tours,
and area resources.
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Safety
Kenan Stadium Entry Policy
All guests and their belongings are subject to screening by entry personnel. The following items will NOT be permitted in Kenan Stadium or the Smith Center.
• Backpacks, duffel bags, backpacks or oversize purses or computer cases.
• Alcohol, bottles, cans, food, thermoses, coolers, drugs, chains, fireworks,
• Weapons, noisemakers, signs, laser pointers, and other items deemed inappropriate by Kenan Stadium personnel.
Please leave wrapped gifts at home or in your car.
Coffee, soft drinks, water and donuts will be available for purchase at the concession stands at Gates 2 and 6. Guests with health related conditions such as diabetes, the elderly and those with young children will be permitted to bring in limited food and beverage. Water is also available free at dispensers throughout the stadium.
Parking
Kenan Stadium Commencement Parking Information
South Road generally becomes congested by 8 a.m. Plan to arrive early and use south side parking and shuttles.
Access campus from the southern corridors. The northern corridors (particularly South Road ) generally become congested by 8:00 a.m. and there is almost no parking available on the north side of campus. Graduates and guests are therefore encouraged to use the parking on the south side of campus accessed by Manning Drive off 15/501 (Fordham Boulevard) and Columbia Street or Mason Farm Road. Shuttles are available from almost all south side lots.
General Public Parking
Please note that this information is subject to change as the 2007-2008 school year progresses due to construction. Please check this website again in April 2008 for the most up-to-date information.
ACC Lot
Bowles Lot
Cardinal Deck
Craige Deck
Dogwood Deck: Open for free parking from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Resumes normal operation at 3:00 p.m.
Jackson Deck
South Road metered spaces, cemetery side of street: Open at approximately 1:30 p.m. when Chapel Hill Transit buses clear the staging area.
Stadium Drive: Open for parking for the afternoon ceremonies once Kenan Stadium is cleared from the main Commencement ceremony.
Disability Seating and Parking General Information
Any disabled graduates or guests who have special parking and/or seating needs should contact Student Disability Services well in advance at SASB - Suite 2126, Campus Box #5100, 919-962-8300 (TDD). Office hours are 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Monday–Friday. The office will issue the necessary parking permits and seating cards for disabled guests. Graduates and guests with car license plates or hangtags indicating a disability will also need to request a Commencement 2007 Disability Parking Permit.
Disability Parking Lots for afternoon and evening ceremonies
Top Tier of Manning Lot: Open at noon for those attending afternoon ceremonies at the Smith Center.
School of Government Deck
Smith Lot: Open at noon for those attending afternoon ceremonies.
South Road metered spaces, Hooker Field side of street: Open at 11:00 a.m. for those attending ceremonies near Carmichael Auditorium. Public Disability placards/permits/plates will be honored in north campus lots after 1:00 p.m.
Reserved, Permit-Only Parking
The following lots are reserved and unavailable to anyone without the proper Commencement event permit:
Rams Head Deck (reserved until 10:30 a.m.)
Law School Lots
Stadium Drive Lot (please see General Public Parking)
Public Safety Lot
Crescent Lot
CG Children's and Women's Lot
Bell Tower Lot
Undergraduate Library Lot
Swain Lot
Hanes Lot
Bynum Circle Lots
Emerson and Davis Drive Lots
Cobb Area Parking Deck
School of Government Deck (please see Disability Parking)
Emergency Drive Lots
Koury Lot
Smith Lot
Peabody Lot
In addition, the top tier of the Manning Lot and Smith Lot will be reserved and restricted for the morning ceremonies and therefore will not be available to the general public. (Please see Disability Parking.)
General Information
Parking is prohibited in reserved spaces, in fire lanes, on sidewalks and on the landscape. Traffic control personnel should be obeyed. Pre-recorded Commencement parking information will be available after hours on weekdays and weekends at 919-962-3951 beginning in April 2008. Parking information will also be available on the UNC Public Safety Web site www.parking.unc.edu under breaking news and Commencement).
Shuttles
Old Well and the Dean E. Smith Center: All shuttles will operate to/from these locations to/from all park and ride lots and the campus shuttle lots from 1:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Union Shuttle (in front of the Student Union): The Friday Center shuttles and the University Mall shuttles will operate to/from the park and ride lots to/from the Student Union and the Smith Center beginning 11:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. to accommodate the afternoon ceremonies. Then beginning at 1:00 p.m., all other shuttles will service these locations.
Carolina Livery Shuttles: Will operate from the Dogwood Deck/Cardinal Parking Deck shuttle stop, the ACC Lot, the Jackson Deck, and the S11 Bowles and S11 Manning Lots to the south side of Kenan Stadium from 7:15 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. They will return from Kenan Stadium to the parking lots from approximately 11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m. when the commencement ceremony is over. From 12:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., they will loop campus making stops at the Student Union, the Old Well on Cameron Avenue and the Dean E. Smith Center and returning to the morning parking lots.
Chapel Hill Transit Shuttles: Will operate to the north side of Kenan Stadium from the Friday Center Park and Ride Lot and the University Mall lot next to Dillard's from 7:15 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. They will return from Kenan Stadium to the parking lots from approximately 11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m. when the Commencement ceremony is over. From 12:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., Carolina Livery will loop campus making stops at the Student Union, the Old Well on Cameron Avenue and the Dean E. Smith Center and returning to University Mall and the Friday Center.
Roadway/Traffic Information
Ridge Road: Closed to thru traffic 6:15 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Restricted to buses and Commencement Day Rams Head Deck and Boshamer Lot permits only from 7:15 a.m. until 1:30 p.m.
Stadium Drive: Closed to thru traffic 6:15 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Restricted to Stadium Drive permits only from 6:15 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. ALL vehicles must be removed from this area by 6:00 a.m. Sunday morning.
Cameron Avenue: Closed to thru traffic 11:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
South Road Traffic: South Road becomes extremely congested as early as 8:00 a.m. Students and guests should keep this in mind and use alternate roadways into campus as much as possible or use the park and ride lots off campus. After 8:00 a.m., campus is best accessed via Pittsboro Street to Manning Drive or Mason Farm Road or from 15/501 to Columbia Street and then Manning Drive or via 15/501 directly onto Manning Drive. South Road will close to thru traffic from 10:30 a.m. to approximately 1:00 p.m.
Scholarships and
Financial Aid
Graduating students who have borrowed a Federal Stafford Loan while attending Carolina must complete Stafford Loan Exit Counseling. Students should go to www.mapping-your-future.org to complete an online Stafford Loan Exit Counseling session. The Office of Scholarships and Student Aid will be notified automatically once you complete the online session. Please save the confirmation page for your records.
Graduating students who have borrowed a Federal Perkins or Health Professions Loan or any long term University Loan must complete Exit Counseling by accessing the ECSI website. Students may contact the Office of Student Accounts & University Receivables at loans@unc.edu with any questions.
Severe Weather
Plan
Severe weather tickets will be available online from Wednesday, March 19 through 5:00 p.m. on Friday, May 9.
If it is MERELY RAINING on May 11, the ceremony will still take place in Kenan Stadium. The ceremony will only move to the Dean Smith Center if SEVERE WEATHER approaches. Severe weather is defined as rain accompanied by thunder, lightning, and high winds. UMBRELLAS will be allowed at both Kenan Stadium as well as the Dean Smith Center.
Severe weather is defined as rain accompanied by high winds, thunder and lightning. In the event of severe weather on Sunday, May 11, the 2008 Commencement ceremony will be moved to the Dean E. Smith Center and tickets will be required for every individual who attends. Each student will be allocated 5 tickets: 1 for their entrance and 4 for guests. Students cleared to graduate in Spring 2008 will need to secure their tickets online in advance. Students will be able to login with their PID in order to download the tickets, which they should then give to their families and guests prior to the ceremony on May 11. Tickets are necessary only in the event of severe weather and if the event is moved to the Smith Center. Tickets are not necessary for Kenan Stadium.
In the unlikely event that the ceremony is moved to the Smith Center on May 11 due to severe weather, leftover tickets would be distributed at the Smith Center box office on a first-come, first-served basis beginning at 7:30 a.m.
Download Severe Weather Tickets
Announcements of severe weather will be made on 1610 AM, the UNC Web Site (www.unc.edu), and local radio stations WCHL (AM 1360) and WXYC (89.3) with specific information on parking and access to the Smith Center. All shuttle services will be redirected to the Smith Center.
Student Accounts and University Receivables
For information about degree candidacy in regards to student accounts, loans, and billing, please click here.
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