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This application form is for students who have previously graduated from Queens College and wish to apply for a second Bachelor\'s degree. It collects personal, educational, and immigration information to facilitate the admissions process.

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1. Obtain the undergraduate internal second babs form from your academic advisor or the university website.
2. Review the eligibility criteria outlined in the form to ensure you qualify for the internal second babs.
3. Fill out your personal information accurately, including your name, student ID, and contact details.
4. Provide the necessary academic information, such as your current program, year of study, and GPA.
5. Clearly state your reasons for requesting the internal second babs in the designated section.
6. Gather any required supporting documentation, such as letters of recommendation or transcripts.
7. Review the completed form for any errors or missing information.
8. Submit the form by the specified deadline, either electronically or in person, as directed.

Who needs undergraduate internal second babs?

1. Students who are looking to change their major or program of study within the undergraduate program.
2. Students who may have faced challenges in their current academic path and wish to explore a different area of study.
3. Students seeking a second bachelor's degree within the same institution for personal or professional development.

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Undergraduate internal second babs refers to a specific administrative process or form used by undergraduate students for academic assessments or modifications within their institution.

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Undergraduate internal second babs must be filed by undergraduate students seeking approval for certain academic adjustments or modifications, such as changes in major or course requirements.

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Information typically required on undergraduate internal second babs includes the student's name, student ID, academic program details, specific requests for changes, and relevant signatures from academic advisors or department heads.