Deans List and Degrees with Distinction

Criteria for Deans List

A Dean’ List of Education and Human Sciences and dual matriculated students who meet the stated criteria is published in the fall and spring semesters. To be eligible, students must have a minimum semester grade point average of 3.75 in 12 or more graded semester hours. Exceptions are made for students taking required courses offered only on a Pass/No Pass basis.

Student teachers and practica students who either 1) enter the semester of student teaching with a cumulative GPA of 3.75 or above, or 2) earn a 3.75 GPA during the preceding semester on the basis of 12 or more graded semester hours, will be eligible for the Dean’s List with recommendation from the University supervisor. Post-baccalaureate students working on certifications are eligible upon request to the Director of Advising, but only undergraduate hours apply.

Fall 2023 Dean's List

Spring 2023 Dean's List 

Fall 2022 Deans' List

Spring 2022 Deans' List

Fall 2021 Deans' List

Spring 2021 Deans' List

Fall 2020 Deans' List

Spring 2020 Deans' List

Fall 2019 Deans' List 

Spring 2019 Deans' List

Fall 2018 Deans' List

Spring 2018 Deans' List

Fall 2017 Deans' List

Spring 2017 Deans' List

Fall 2016 Deans' List

Spring 2016 Deans' List

Fall 2015 Deans' List

Spring 2015 Deans' List

Fall 2014 Deans' List

Spring 2014 Deans' List

Fall 2013 Deans' List

Spring 2013 Deans' List

Fall 2012 Deans' List



Degrees with Distinction

The College of Education and Human Sciences Curriculum Committee have approved the following Degrees with Distinction policies, effective for December 2004 Commencement.

Degrees with Distinction

In recognition of outstanding academic excellence, the College of Education and Human Sciences recommends the bachelors degree With Distinction, With High Distinction and With Highest Distinction. All students graduating with distinction must meet the following criteria:

  1. Candidates must have completed at least 60 hours at UNL by the time of graduation.
  2. Persons in teaching endorsement programs must satisfactorily complete student teaching; persons in non-endorsement programs must satisfactorily fulfill practica or other internship experiences as required by their programs of study.
  3. Eligibility is based on the cumulative grade point average of all credit hours taken at UNL prior to the beginning of the term in which the student receives his or her degree.

Highest Distinction: Candidates for the bachelors degree who have successfully completed the program to which they were admitted and achieved a 4.0 cumulative grade point average.

High Distinction: Candidates for the bachelors degree who have successfully completed the program to which they were admitted and achieved a 3.950 thru 3.999 cumulative grade point average.

Distinction: Candidates for the bachelors degree who have successfully completed the program to which they were admitted and have achieved a 3.850 thru 3.949 cumulative grade point average.