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re: Stetson Bennett, 6 years of College and no Degree?
Posted on 5/12/23 at 12:01 pm to Auburn80
Posted on 5/12/23 at 12:01 pm to Auburn80
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How did he stay eligible? You have to show progress
And it’s progress towards a degree with minimal hours. The minimum is 6 credits per term with 40% by the end of year 2. A basic BS degree in the UGA system is 120 hours so minimum of 48 at the end of year 2. 5 terms a year, summer I and II fall winter spring so at minimum he must have 168 credit hours at this point with atleast a 2.0 average. He would have been awarded a general studies BS or BA at 140 hours.
But he was a walk on until 2018. So 4 years on scholarship but the rules are different before that. To walkon at UGA you must be a full time student (minimum of 12 credit hours every term) so 36 plus 2 summer sessions is 42 X 2 years is 84 hours before the scholarship rules applied. So now it’s 84 plus 5 years at 6 per term is a minimum of 204 credits with no degree. 80 plus credits more than most degrees in the Georgia system requires.
Nothing to see here I guess.
Posted on 5/12/23 at 12:14 pm to Smokeyone
He legit van wildered it
Posted on 5/12/23 at 4:05 pm to Smokeyone
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And it’s progress towards a degree with minimal hours. The minimum is 6 credits per term with 40% by the end of year 2. A basic BS degree in the UGA system is 120 hours so minimum of 48 at the end of year 2. 5 terms a year, summer I and II fall winter spring so at minimum he must have 168 credit hours at this point with atleast a 2.0 average. He would have been awarded a general studies BS or BA at 140 hours
There aren’t 5 terms, there are 3. UGA is on the semester system. This throws off all your math.
They won’t just award you a Gen studies degree, they will simply list classes you took that don’t apply to the degree you are seeking as unused electives. If he switched majors at end of junior year or something he’d likely have a lot of these. Especially if he switched colleges from something like A&S to Business or vice versa.
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