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Commencement celebrates the accomplishments of students who have successfully completed all the requirements necessary for their degrees.

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We enter the classroom, bright eyed and full of eagerness to learn of the explorations of our future chosen careers. While we sit comfortably, (for the most part), in our well-lit educational environment, notebooks blank and our pens waiting to start filling the pages with unknown and new information. The instructor really doesn’t share with you the reality, the fears, and the hard work that goes into
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Resilience! What Is It? And How Can You Get Some
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The word RESILIENCE has become quite the buzzword in current media and marketing. Terms and concepts related to the idea of being resilient seem to pack quite a bit of value-added to products and services that claim to make you more resilient.

Clearly, as a public, we love the word and we love the idea of being resilient but what does it really mean?

Resilience is much more than just a buzzword. It’s also more than being prepared for adversity, an
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LEARN TO FALL SO YOU CAN FLY
Written by Kari Allen-Hammer, Ph.D.

Stop resisting the inevitable and prepare yourself properly.

Our lives have abruptly and drastically shifted. For some, this means the ground is shuffling beneath you now and you have to alter your positioning to avoid falling.

For others, you may get a much-needed respite from the demands of an over-scheduled, stretched-too-thin lifestyle, but the stuckness of inactivity is beginning to set in.

We’re in the midst of a significant
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Can You Think of The Last Time You Were in A Conversation Where You Felt Like You Just Weren't Being Heard or Understood?
Have you ever finished a conversation and realized that you still had a ton of questions or comments and are actually not really sure what the end result of the conversation was? Or for that matter, do certain conversations leave you completely drained and feeling sort of spacey?

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Graduation Commencement Information

Commencement celebrates the accomplishments of students who have successfully completed all the requirements necessary for their degrees.

“Walking” is the term used to indicate student participation in commencement exercises. Walking in Casa Loma College’s Commencement exercises, however, does not necessarily indicate degree completion or a guarantee thereof. Only when all requirements are completed will a student’s degree be awarded.

Eligibility to Walk
Students who have completed all degree requirements are eligible to walk in the college commencement ceremonies. In addition, students who are within nine (9) credits of completing all degree requirements and have a plan to complete all remaining requirements and/or  who have completed at least 60 percent of the clinical component of their program may, with the approval of their program director, walk in the college commencement ceremonies. 

Diplomas
Students will receive a diploma upon completion of all hours and requirements and clearance from applicable departments as indicated on Diploma Release Form. Diplomas are issued as students complete their program, generally during the program exit interview.

Graduation Awards

  • Valedictorian – student with the highest overall GPA within each program
  • Salutatorian – student with the second highest GPA within each program
  • Perfect Attendance Recognition – Green Cord
    • No absences throughout the entire program
    • One or two tardy qualify
    • Three or more tardy in a course or semester does not qualify.
    • Students who have repeated a course are eligible for perfect attendance award if the above criteria have been met in both the original and repeated course.

Academic Honors

  • Cum Laude: 3.50 to 3.69 Overall GPA
  • Magna Cum Laude: 3.70 to 3.89 Overall GPA (Silver Cord)
  • Summa Cum Laude: 3.90 to 4.00 Overall GPA (Gold Cord)

Students who have repeated a course are eligible for honors awards; and, although the first grade will not count towards the final program GPA, the credits/hours attempted will count towards configuration of final program GPA.

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