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The document is a certification form for Fordham University graduate/professional students to request matriculated student status for purposes such as federal student loan certification, deferment, veteran's benefits, and New York State Tuition Assistance Program. It requires students to indicate their purpose, provide credit enrollment details, and obtain approvals from their Chairperson/Program Director and Associate Dean. The form must be submitted before the end of the Add/Drop period each semester.

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In Section A, select the purpose for using this form by checking the appropriate box. Options include Federal Student Loan Certification, Deferment, Veteran's Benefits, New York State Tuition Assistance Program, or Other.
Proceed to Section B and enter the number of credits you are enrolled in for the current semester. This is crucial for determining your status.
In Section C, check one activity that you are currently engaged in that is required for your degree program.
Section D will be completed by your Chairperson/Program Director. Ensure they assess your academic activities and determine credit equivalency based on institutional guidelines.
Finally, ensure all signatures are obtained before submitting the form to the Office of Academic Records prior to the end of Add/Drop period.

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