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This Policy outlines the progression requirements that University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine students must fulfill in order to receive a Medical Doctorate (MD) degree.

This policy outlines the circumstances under which UNC undergraduate students may request an additional semester beyond the standard eight-semester limit, and describes the process and criteria for submitting an appeal.

The Undergraduate Dental Hygiene Program (“Program”) regularly monitors and assesses the academic performance and progression of each student enrolled in the program. Upon entry, each class/student is assigned an Academic Advisor who will monitor the student’s progress towards degree completion. While students are required to have an initial meeting with their advisor upon entering the program, additional meetings may be recommended depending on specific student needs.

This policy outlines the regulations for degree conferral and transcript maintenance, including graduation application deadlines and the resolution of pending credits. It specifically defines the "one degree" rule for undergraduates, limitations on earning second degrees, and the criteria for awarding posthumous or memorial degrees.

This document outlines the comprehensive academic standards, policies, and requirements governing UNC School of Law, including academic integrity rules, AI‑use policies, graduation and credit requirements, grading systems, attendance expectations, enrollment regulations, exam procedures, and processes for appeals, exclusions, transfers, and student complaints. It serves as the authoritative guide for J.D. students regarding all academic expectations from matriculation through graduation.

This policy lists the approved degrees, and the majors in each degree, awarded by each of the schools and colleges on this campus and the code numbers assigned to each degree and major. This memorandum also explains the University's process for awarding an earned degree posthumously or a memorial degree of achievement to the next of kin of a deceased student.