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Week 4!  Congratulations, you're halfway through the term!

 

This week's email topics are the WCT and a Graduation Reminder:

What is the WCT?

·         The Writing Competency Test (WCT) is a short test designed to make sure students know how to structure, cite and write essays and research papers. The WCT is a graduation requirement for all students - with no exceptions.

When should I take the WCT?

·         You must have taken and passed EN105 & EN106 before you can take the WCT.

How do I sign up to take the WCT?

·         Send an email to onlinestudents@park.edu to receive a WCT/proctor form application. All Online students must follow the procedures for finding a proctor found online at http://www.park.edu/online/proctoredform.asp

What classes require the WCT as a pre-requisite?

·         The WCT is the prerequisite for EN306, CJ450, and CJ451. In addition EN306 is the prerequisite for such courses as HR491, MG401, and MG495.

GRADUATION/DIPLOMA

How and when should I apply for graduation?

·         Fill out the application two terms prior to the term you expect to graduate.

Are there any fees?

·         Yes. The cost is $50.00

·         This fee covers the cost of cap, gown and diploma.

Does the diploma application expire?

·         If graduation requirements are not completed by the projected completion date, the application and fee will expire at the end of the following academic session. If you haven't completed graduation requirements after the extension deadline has passed you must complete another application and pay the $50 fee again.

How can I participate in a graduation ceremony?

·         Contact your nearest Campus Center for approval to participate in the ceremony.  The Campus Center will advise you on cap and gown and graduation announcement orders.

 

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