What is a graduation audit?
Upon submission of the graduation application, your academic record is thoroughly examined in the Office of the Registrar to determine if you will have completed all courses required for your degree by the end of your final term (based on earned and currently enrolled coursework). Your record will be reviewed to identify anything that may be missing from your core curriculum requirements, major and minor requirements, or total credit requirement. Based on the results of your graduation audit, one of the holds listed below will be placed on your account. Graduation audits are typically completed by the add/drop deadline of your final semester. This allows students time to make schedule changes within the add/drop period if any deficiencies are found. Students are encouraged to submit graduation applications by August 16, 2024 at the very latest for the fall term.
Graduation Holds
GX = Prospective Graduate (you are tentatively on track to graduate. Add/drop/withdrawal form is required for any schedule change)
GD = Prospective Graduate/Deficient (a deficiency must be resolved to be eligible to graduate, this warning will allow for on line adds in order to resolve deficiency)
GI = Prospective Graduate/Incomplete (an incomplete must be resolved to be eligible to graduate. Add/drop/withdrawal form is required for any schedule change)
GT = Transfer Transcript Graduation (official transfer credit is needed to be eligible to graduate. Add/drop/withdrawal form is required for any schedule change)
Your audit is conducted using requirements of the Bulletin in effect at the time you began your studies at Dominican (or your declared bulletin). It is in your Bulletin that you will find clearly outlined policies regarding residency, major fields of study, and transfer work.