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CLASSIFICATION OF STUDENTS
The classification of a degree-seeking student is based upon the number of semester hours earned. The classifications are:

FRESHMAN:	0-29 semester hours
SOPHOMORE:	30-59 semester hours
JUNIOR:	60-89 semester hours
SENIOR:	90 semester hours or more, including a minimum of 20 semester hours of course work at the 3000/4000 level.
GRADUATE:	A student admitted to a graduate program and completing work at the graduate level.
SPECIALIST:	A student admitted to a specialist program and completing work at the specialist level.
DOCTORAL:	A student admitted to the doctoral program and completing work at the doctoral level.
NON-DEGREE STUDENT:	A student who currently is not a candidate for a degree or diploma.

* Note: Students who earn dual enrollment or other credit prior to high school graduation and subsequently enroll at UWF will be classified as a freshman for the first semester of enrollment regardless of hours earned.