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Resources and Information for Seniors

Senior Statement

A Senior Statement is completed to ensure that all credits and degree requirements will be met by the anticipated term.

  • Remember, you are ultimately responsible for ensuring that you meet all of your degree requirements; the Office of Student Services can help by reviewing your progress.
  • Reminder: after completing a Senior Statement, the student must complete their on-line Application for degree.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should the Senior Statement be completed?
It is recommended that a student completes the Statement as soon as he/she earns 130 credits (senior status). This allows the student the opportunity to identify and adjust his/her plan to meet the degree requirements.
What items do I need in order to complete a Senior Statement?
You will need several items to complete your Senior Statement including:
  1. Senior Statement
  2. Projected Schedule
  3. Major Sheet -for the year that student entered the program of study
  4. Unofficial Transcript- download from Drexel-One, including any transfer credits earned
  5. Curriculum Guide-identify the categories of courses- download here
Once I have assembled all materials, how do I proceed with the statement?
  1. Post all grades and credits earned on the major sheet
  2. Complete the Projected Schedule worksheet by indicating the remaining courses to be completed within the appropriate terms they are offered
  3. Bring completed forms to the Office of Student Services
How do I account for INC's, NGR or F's on my transcript?
All grades of INC and NGR must be rectified with the instructor before a student can earn his/her degree. If a grade of F was earned in a required course, this course must be retaken as all required courses must have passing grades to earn credit.
Where do I take my completed Senior Statement?
Bring the completed Senior Statement to the Office of Student Services. An Academic Advisor will review the students progress and plan. If there are any questions, the Advisor will ask to meet; if there are no concerns, the Advisor will send an e-mail of agreement.