Why is the SOCAD Student Agreement important?
It gives you a one-time evaluation of everything you’ve done that can be credited toward your college degree, and it lists what you must still take to graduate. You will not have to be re-evaluated each time you go to another post or college. Instead, after you complete your residency (usually 25 percent of the program) with your home college (the one that issues your agreement), if you have to relocate, future courses at other colleges can complete your original degree plan. Keep your SOCAD Student Agreement and avoid taking unnecessary courses by referring to it each time you register.
