On March 20-22, the School of Fashion’s KnitLAB hosted KnitFUTURES: a symposium to energize the advancement of knitting to support people, environment, and place across disciplines, and to engage researchers from both academia and industry for conversation, knowledge exchange and collaboration. “As academic researchers and designers working with digital knitting in fashion, interior design, and architecture, we wanted to create a venue to gather and learn from fellow practitioners, researchers, educators, and designers,” said Krissi Riewe Stevenson, Assistant Professor of Fashion Design a...
To qualify, students must have a minimum 3.400 GPA in 12 or more regular letter-graded hours taken during the previous summer, fall and spring semesters. Such students must have registered for fewer than 12 hours in each of the semesters under consideration. This notation will be printed on students’ official transcripts.
To qualify, students must have a minimum 3.400 GPA in the semester and must have completed 12 or more regular letter-graded credit hours by the end of that semester. This notation will be printed on students’ official transcripts.
To qualify, students must have a 4.000 GPA in the semester and must have completed 15 or more credit hours (all of which must have regular letter grades) by the end of that semester. This notation will be printed on students’ official transcripts.
All Fall 2025 institutional honors candidates may pick up their honor cords at the Financial, Billing and Enrollment Center, University Library (Kent Campus), during the hours of 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Friday, from Oct. 27 to Dec. 12.
In FlashLine, click on View Latin Honors GPA in the Student Category > Resources Page > Grades and Transcripts to view your eligibility.
Honor citations are inscribed on diplomas as follows: cum laude, magna cum laude and summa cum laude.
The 91ֿ GPA for determining Latin honors is calculated from all grades earned in undergraduate courses at 91ֿ, including original grades forgiven and/or recalculated under other policies. The transfer GPA is calculated from all grades earned in undergraduate transfer courses that were awarded college credit by 91ֿ and completed prior to the student’s most recent admission to 91ֿ. The GPA for both is extended to three decimal places and not rounded up.
There are three levels of Latin honors at graduation with a bachelor’s degree:
To verify a diploma or permanent address:
