Requirements
To be eligible for admission to the EECP for an Undergraduate
Certificate, a student must: (a) be an undergraduate student at the
University of Georgia and (b) have completed at least two semesters
or three quarters of full-time enrollment (must be a rising
sophomore). The Undergraduate Certificate Program is an
interdisciplinary program and is not associated with any particular
College or School. This means that, providing the two criteria for
admission are met, students from any college, school, or discipline
are eligible for admission. There is a four-year time limit to
obtain the certificate. Under certain circumstances, the time limit
may be extended. Appeals may be made to the Undergraduate
Coordinator.
Program of Study
Students show an interest in the EECP by filling out a simple
application form. There is no application fee. Students complete a
program of study form that lists the courses which they intend to
take for their Certificate. Where applicable, courses taken by a
student in the pursuit of a degree or other programs may be applied
to the Undergraduate Certificate and vice versa. After the form is
completed and signed by the Undergraduate Coordinator, students are
admitted into the Undergraduate Certificate Program. After the
courses listed on the Program of Study are satisfactorily
identified, the Undergraduate Coordinator assigns each
undergraduate student to an EECP faculty member for the required
paper. At least one EECP faculty member must advise an
undergraduate paper. An undergraduate student may select an advisor
for his or her paper who is not a member of the EECP faculty. In
that case, the student must also have an additional reader who is a
member of the EECP faculty.
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How to Apply
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