Upon graduation from a program, a student is awarded a certificate for successfully satisfying all requirements of their program.

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Prior to the official completion of their program, a student must meet the standards established by the faculty and administration of Mahanaim. These standards include:

 

1. Satisfaction and completion of all program and instructional requirements with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0, with no incomplete or pending grades.

2. Financially cleared by the Bursar that the student does not have an outstanding balance.

3. Return all books, scores, equipment, and materials to the library or other departments. 

4. Must be in good standing and have no current or pending cases, according to the Student Code of Conduct.

5. Have completed an Application for Graduation.

 

Students who intend to graduate must complete a Graduation Application as directed by the Registrar by the end of the first week of their final year. The application will require the student to visit each school office to receive an initial check where each officer will list any pending requirements the student has yet to fulfill in order to graduate, along with a signature to indicate whether the student is on track to graduate. Students who are on track to graduate on time will be added to the expected graduates list for commencement purposes.

 

The Registrar will forward the list of students who have received preliminary approval to the Bursar, who will send out an invoice for the $250 graduation fee.

 

Students who have pending conditions that cannot be resolved by the end of the term will not be approved and will be removed from the process.

 

At the end of the term, the Registrar will do a final check for graduation approval to ensure all pending conditions have been fulfilled/resolved before the graduation can be finalized.