3. Master of Professional Studies (MPS),Master of Arts in Liberal Studies
(MALS), and Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies (BALS) degree
candidatesshould fill out the graduation application in MyAccess at
https://myaccess.georgetown.eduunder "Student Records" and "Apply to
Graduate." Students can only apply to graduate when they have all
attempted credit hours (your earned hours plus your currently enrolled
hours). This application process is described in more detail below.
4.MPSstudents must request overload approval in advance tocount
additional courses beyond the minimum credits required for their degree.
Please read the full policy in the MPS Student Handbook.
5.Applications are required from all graduating students for diploma orders,
degree conferral, and preparation of the annual Commencement Book.
Please note that students without all final recorded grades (for example, "I"
or "NR" grades) maybe excluded from the Commencement Book. Failure to
submit yourcompleted application in a timely manner could result in delays
receiving academic clearance to graduate, degreeconferral, and ordering
your diploma. Degrees cannot be posted retroactively.
6. All students should contact the Office of Billing and Payment (202‐687‐
7369) to ensure that they have settled their financial obligations. The
University cannot provide diplomas or official transcripts to students who owe
in excess of $100.00.
7.International students should contact the Office of Global Servicesat (202)
687‐5867 to update their status.
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MPS, MALS, and BALS Graduation Application Process
If you are an Advanced Professional Certificate Student, please view the APC
Application of Completion Form found under Academic Affairs ‐ Student
Forms.
**The application to graduate for Spring 2015is open from Wednesday,
February 4th, to Monday, February 16th**
(Click here to view Screen Shots of Online Graduation Application Process)
1.Login to the MyAccess system at https://myaccess.georgetown.edu using
your NetID and password.
2. On the top menu bar, click on the "Student" tab.
3. Under "Student Services," click on the "Student Records" link.
4.Under "Student Records," click on the "Apply to Graduate" link.
5.Verify and select your curriculum/program and click "Continue."
6. By "Graduation Date," use the pull‐down menu and select the date/month
in which you will complete yourfinal coursework. Click "Continue."
7.Indicate whether or not you plan on attending the May graduation
ceremony. Click "Continue."
8. Select your Diploma Name. Click "Continue." Verify the accuracy of your
diploma name and make any needed changes here. Your name will
appearexactly as you enter it here, so please make sure it is accurate and as
you want it written on your official diploma. Click "Continue."
9. Select your Diploma Mailing Address. Click "Continue." Verify your
diploma mailing address and make any needed changes. Click "Continue."
10. Review your Application Summary and click "Submit Request."
**Please verify the status and receipt of your application using the MyAccess
system. Submission of an application does not guarantee degree conferral.
Degrees are awarded and posted on transcripts only after all requirements
have been successfully completed.
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Georgetown Diploma
All Georgetown University graduates earn the official Georgetown diploma,
written in Latin, and reflecting the history, tradition, and values of the
University.A full translation of the diploma is provided upon graduation
along with a traditional blue‐and‐gray ribbon (the Georgetown colors) and
suggestions for matting and framing.The degrees offered through the School
of Continuing Studies include:The Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies (Artium
Baccalaureatum in Studiis Liberalibus); the Master of Arts in Liberal Studies
(Magistratum Artium in Studiis Liberalibus); the Doctor of Liberal Studies
(Doctorem Studiorum Liberalium); and the Master of Professional Studies
(Magistratum Professionalium Studiorum). View a sample Georgetown