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2025-2026 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
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2025-2026 Undergraduate Catalog

Mid-Year Addendum

About The Mid-Year Addendum

Overview

The University Catalog is published annually and serves as a reference for the academic year.  The University recognizes the evolving nature of curriculum and policy development resulting in proposal approvals throughout the academic year.  The University Catalog Mid-Year Addendum allows for critical policy updates on academic courses and programs approved outside the catalog in a timely manner. 

The Mid-Year Addendum is limited to policy updates to maintain compliance or align with international, national, state, and other regulatory bodies for newly approved academic courses and programs, and critical announcements.  Items included in the Mid-Year Addendum are effective at the start of the Spring term unless otherwise noted.  

 

In This Edition

Below is a list of items included in the 2025 edition of the University Catalog Mid-Year Addendum.  If the page is listed here, detailed information can be found below. 

  • Effective January 14, 2026 - Interdisciplinary Studies, BSIS program name changed to Education, BS
  • Effective December 31, 2025 program closure of Sustainability, BA
  • Approved December 2025 and effective starting Fall 2025, Graduation With Honors updated to:
    • completed a course of study with at least 30 semester hours of SFA residence course work excluding pass/fail (GPA hours) and has a GPA as follows: