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What is my catalog year? Published June 15, 2021

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In most cases your catalog year is the year in which you started at Michigan Tech. You may be on a newer catalog year for any of the following reasons:

• changed majors,
• left the university for two semesters or longer,
• or requested to move to a newer catalog year.

You can find your catalog year in the upper right-hand corner of your online degree audit on Banweb. It is labeled catalog term and is a six digit number. The first four digits are the year and the last two digits represent the semester.

• Fall semester = 08 (semester starts in August)
• Spring semester = 01 (semester starts in January)
• Summer semester = 05 (semester starts in May)

For example, if your catalog term is 202108 then you are following the 2021-22 degree requirements. The academic year starts in the fall and runs through summer.

If you are pursuing a minor, the catalog year for the minor may be different than the catalog year for your major.

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