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Your legal first and last name will be used in the ceremony program. If you have a preferred first name that you would like to be used instead of your legal name, notify lawcommencement@ubalt.edu by March 15.

Graduating students will be e-mailed a form from the law school鈥檚 registrar鈥檚 office which will allow students to designate how their name should appear on the diploma.

The law school only provides cords for graduates that have participated in Law Review, Law Forum and the Board of Advocates. The cords will be distributed in April.

Students who are part of other organizations may wear the stoles or cords of those organizations to the ceremony. If a law student organization wants to purchase cords or stoles they may do so at their own personal expense. Student organizations are prohibited by state law from purchasing these items with Org funds.

Students do not receive their diploma at the commencement ceremony. It takes several weeks for final grades to be posted and for the degree to be officially conferred. Diplomas will be mailed to students at the address listed in MyUBalt approximately 6-8 after the ceremony. Students who would like to update their address should fill out this form.

Questions? Contact:

Law School Registrar鈥檚 Office
lawregoffice@ubalt.edu

Whether you graduate from UBalt or leave without a diploma, you have access to your UBalt email account and the MyUB Portal for two semesters after your last date of enrollment. Network services access is also maintained for two semesters after your last date of enrollment. Visit the Student Account Expiration and Deletion standards for more details.

Don't forget to apply for the Alumni Bee Card, your official alumni identification that gives you:

• access to use the library and recreation center(additional fees and rates may apply)
• a discount at Barnes & Noble at the 极乐禁地
• a discount at participating local restaurants.

Questions? Contact:
Office of Alumni Relations
alumni@ubalt.edu
410.837.6131

Commencement Invitation Letter

In order to assist international guests with their B-2 Visitor visa applications and travel arrangements to attend the commencement ceremony, the university provides letters of invitation to commencement. Guests are encouraged to see the or Consulate in their home country for more information.

Please download this attached letter in a writable PDF here. The letter includes all of the necessary places to be filled in, as well as the signature from the Director of the Center for Student Engagement and Inclusion.

Since final grades will not yet be submitted, current coursework cannot be considered when making the honors determination for the program and ceremony. Therefore, Latin honors are assigned using the student鈥檚 record from the previous semester. The final designation earned will be awarded based on the student鈥檚 entire record and will appear the official transcript and diploma. For more information about honors, contact the Law School Registrar鈥檚 Office at lawregoffice@ubalt.edu

Latin Honors
Suma Cum Laude: 3.750 GPA and above
Magna Cum Laude: 3.500
Cum Laude: 3.250