To support the university transition for Undergraduate students from Date of Graduation (DOG) to Date of Entry (DOE) graduation requirements, any student that began prior to Fall 2020 who has not graduated by 2022 will be transitioned to the 2021-2022 catalog program graduation requirements. If you started prior to any of those terms, then you will follow the date of graduation checksheet, which is the year in which you plan to graduate. For example, if you entered in Summer/Fall 2020 or Spring 2021, then you will be following an academic year of 2020-2021. When choosing your graduation requirements, you will choose based on the column that fits your specific situation. However, the university will not alter degree requirements less than two years from the expected graduation year unless there is a transition plan for students already in the degree program. The university reserves the right to modify requirements in a degree program. Students must satisfactorily complete all requirements and university obligations for degree completion. The number of credit hours required for degree completion varies among curricula.

Requirements for graduation are referred to as “Checksheets” via university publications. The XP/Cash column is my version of the same you want, but is more based upon my style of fishing and how easy it is to catch those fish.Graduation requirements for students are going to be determined by either the calendar year in which you plan to graduate or the academic year you entered the university. Use those numbers as YOU see fit according to your style of fishing. The column you're asking for would seem to be a good choise, but you already have the numbers available on the spreadsheet. The obvious choice for cash is, of course, spotted bass. than white crappie, but after my experience white crappie is easier to catch than redear sunfish, so go for the crappie if you want to level up a little faster.Īnd if your gear is up to it, go for smallmouth buffalo. You'll see that redear sunfish pay more pr. That shows you wich fish to go for that is easiest to catch for getting XP and Cash.Īn example.: Take a look at Texas - Lone Star Lake. That is based on my own experience when fishing a location. Ahh, what you are looking for is the last column, the 'Best for XP/Cash'.

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