Description
Catalog Policies
What is it? - A student’s catalog of record is the source for all policies and program requirements associated with a student’s degree requirements. The catalog of record refers to a specific academic year, which is typically the year when the student began taking classes at NKU.
1. A student can only change to a newer catalog. They can not change to a catalog from any year previous to the one they are currently using.
2. Declaration to a later catalog may have implications regarding specific departmental courses that must be taken, subject areas that must be satisfied, or general education requirements.
3. After eight years as a degree-seeking undergraduate student without earning a degree, the oldest active catalog in effect at the time the eight-year period elapses will become the new catalog for all institutional and program requirements unless an extension is approved by the appropriate academic dean.
4. Once declaration to a later catalog has been processed, it is irrevocable.
By submitting this electronic form, I agree that I understand the implications of changing my catalog and agree to follow the policies, procedures, and requirements outlined in the new catalog.
Who can request this service?
Are there fees or additional cost?
There are no fees or additional costs.