1. Enter the your name here. Can be written in pen. Example: SMITH, WHO A. Smith, Who A.

2. Enter the name of the school from which the cadet will earn their degree from and our detachment’s designation. Must be in pencil. Example 1: VALDOSTA STATE UNIVERSITY, DET 172 Smith, Who A. Valdosta State University, Det 172

3. Enter academic major here. Leave room for input of your (four alphanumeric) WINGS degree code. Must be in pencil. Smith, Who A. Mechanical Engineering Valdosta State University, Det 172

4. Enter the specific degree cadet (you) will earn (e.g. “B.A. in Applied Science”, “B.S. in Mathematics”, etc.) and the MONTH and YEAR projected for award of the degree. Must be in pencil. BS ME May 2013 Mechanical Engineering Smith, Who A. Valdosta State University, Det 172

5. You must sign in this block prior to submitting Form 48 to detachment personnel. Block 5 is the ONLY place you will sign prior to submitting Form 48. Must be in pen. BS ME June 2010 Mechanical EngineeringSmith, Who A. Who A. Smith Valdosta State University, Det 172

6. Begin with the CURRENT academic term, unless otherwise directed. Must be in pencil. BS ME May 2013 Mechanical Engineering Smith, Who A. Who A. Smith SPRING2012 Valdosta State University, Det 172

7. Indicate all courses planned for each academic term until graduation or completion of the AFROTC program (whichever is later). Provide course numbers and course titles as indicated in school’s course catalog. If you do not know exactly which course(s) to take, include as much information as possible. Additionally, provide the number of credit hours awarded for each course as indicated in the course catalog and total them at the bottom of the block. Must be in pencil BS ME June 2010 Mechanical EngineeringSmith, Who A. Who A. Smith SPRING2013 ENGR 30 STATICS3 MATH 30 CHEM 1A COMMS 1 AERO 001A CALCULUS I CHEMISTRY I INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATIONS FOUNDATIONS OF THE USAF, Part I 3 5 3 1 15 Valdosta State University, Det 172

8. Ensure you are a full time student at the specific school you are attending. You do not have to be full time your last semester in AFROTC. Must be in pencil. BS MEJune 2010 Mechanical EngineeringSmith, Who A. Who A. Smith 2013 2012 FALL ENGR 30 STATICS 3 MATH 30 CALCULUS I 3 CHEM 1A CHEMISTRY I 5 COMMS 1 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATIONS 3 AERO 001A FOUNDATION OF THE USAF, Part I 1 15 Engr 4Computer Graphics 3 MATH 31 CALCULUS II 3 CHEM 1B CHEMISTRY II 5 Hist 001 History of Western Civilization 3 AERO 001B FOUNDATIONS OF THE USAF, Part II 1 15 Valdosta State University, Det 172 SPRING

9. All Aerospace Studies courses must be included for each academic term. AS 1000, AS 100 & AS 200 courses are 1 credit hour while AS 300 and AS 400 courses are 3 credit hours. Must be in pencil. BS ME June 2010 Mechanical EngineeringSmith, Who A. Who A. Smith 2006 ENGR 30 STATICS 3 MATH 30 CALCULUS I 3 CHEM 1A CHEMISTRY I 5 COMMS 1 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATIONS 3 AERO 001A FOUNDATIONS OF THE USAF, Part I 1 Engr 4 Computer Graphics3 MATH 31 CALCULUS II3 CHEM 1B CHEMISTRY II 5 Hist 001 History of Western Civilization3 AERO 001B FOUNDATIONS OF THE USAF, Part II 1 2013 Valdosta State University, Det 172 FALL SPRING

10. You will have your department academic advisor or university counselor sign and date Block 4 (must be in pen). Then the Form 48 will be reviewed, signed, and dated by an AFROTC APAS or PAS (must be in pen). BS ME June 2010 Mechanical EngineeringSmith, Who A. Who A. Smith 2006 ENGR 30 STATICS 3 MATH 30 CALCULUS I 3 CHEM 1A CHEMISTRY I 5 COMMS 1 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATIONS 3 AERO 001A FOUNDATIONS OF THE USAF, Part I 1 Engr 4 Computer Graphics3 MATH 31 CALCULUS II3 CHEM 1B CHEMISTRY II 5 Hist 001 History of Western Civilization3 AERO 001B FOUNDATIONS OF THE USAF, Part II 1 2013 Valdosta State University, Det 172 FALL SPRING Teash M.e Something, 10August 2007

11. The PAS or APAS will meet with you each term to see how you did. If you successfully completed all courses (use transcript or grade report), the PAS or APAS will update the credit hours completed Column (in pen). If there were no failures or dropped courses leave the “Deviations” column blank. BS ME June 2010 Who A. Smith 2012 2006 3 3 5 3 1 School O. Ficcialiam Sept. 25, 2007 FALL ENGR 30 STATICS3 MATH 30 CALCULUS I3 CHEM 1A CHEMISTRY I 5 COMMS 1 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATIONS 3 AERO 001A FOUNDATION OF THE USAF, Part I 1 15 Engr 4Computer Graphics3 MATH 31 CALCULUS II3 CHEM 1B CHEMISTRY II 5 Hist 001 History of Western Civilization3 AERO 001B FOUNDATIONS OF THE USAF, Part II 1 15 SPRING Valdosta State University, Det 172 Mechanical Engineering Smith, Who A.

12. APAS or PAS may add any academic advice or comments in this block. BS ME June 2010 Who A. Smith 2012 Great first semester! Remember to balance your Academic load and AFROTC. As a scholarship cadet you must maintain a 2.50 term and cumulative GPA throughout your college career to retain your scholarship. Cadet Smith, keep up the great work! FALL School O. Ficcialiam Sept. 25, 2007 ENGR 30 STATICS3 MATH 30 CALCULUS I3 CHEM 1A CHEMISTRY I 5 COMMS 1 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATIONS 3 AERO 001A FOUNDATION OF THE USAF, Part I 1 15 Engr 4Computer Graphics3 MATH 31 CALCULUS II3 CHEM 1B CHEMISTRY II 5 Hist 001 History of Western Civilization3 AERO 001B FOUNDATIONS OF THE USAF, Part II 1 15 3 3 5 3 1 SPRING Valdosta State University, Det 172 Mechanical Engineering Smith, Who A.

13. You and PAS or APAS sign current term. In ink. BS ME June 2010 Who A. Smith 2006 Great first semester! Remember to balance your Academic load and AFROTC. As a scholarship cadet you must maintain a 2.50 term and cumulative GPA throughout your college career to retain your scholarship. Cadet Smith, keep up the great work! FALL Eye M. Cadre, Capt, USAF 19 Feb 06 School O. Ficcialiam Sept. 25, 2006 ENGR 30 STATICS3 MATH 30 CALCULUS I3 CHEM 1A CHEMISTRY I 5 COMMS 1 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATIONS 3 AERO 001A FOUNDATION OF THE USAF, Part I 1 15 Engr 4Computer Graphics3 MATH 31 CALCULUS II3 CHEM 1B CHEMISTRY II 5 Hist 001 History of Western Civilization3 AERO 001B FOUNDATIONS OF THE USAF, Part II 1 15 3 3 5 3 1 SPRING Valdosta State University, Det 172 Mechanical Engineering Smith, Who A. Who A. Smith Major Bilskemper 18 Aug 2007

14. Annual re-evaluation of academic plan. All cadets must have their academic plan reevaluated and recertified by their academic advisor every Fall term. (in ink) BS ME June 2010 Mechanical Engineering Smith, Who A. Who A. Smith 2006 FALL Eye M. Cadre, Capt, USAF 19 Feb 06 School O. Ficcialiam Sept. 25, 2006 ENGR 30 STATICS3 MATH 30 CALCULUS I3 CHEM 1A CHEMISTRY I 5 COMMS 1 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATIONS 3 AERO 001A FOUNDATION OF THE USAF, Part I 1 15 Engr 4Computer Graphics3 MATH 31 CALCULUS II3 CHEM 1B CHEMISTRY II 5 Hist 001 History of Western Civilization3 AERO 001B FOUNDATIONS OF THE USAF, Part II 1 15 3 3 5 3 1 SPRING Advisor I. Am 19 Sep 07 Valdosta State University, Det 172 Who A. Smith Major Bilskemper 18 Aug 2007

15. SIGN WHEN ALL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS TO GRADUATE HAVE BEEN COMPLETED. You must sign and date certifying all degree requirements have been successfully completed and graduation will occur as stated in Block 5. Must be in pen. BS ME June 2010 Who A. Smith 2006 FALL Eye M. Cadre, Capt, USAF 19 Feb 06 School O. Ficcialiam Sept. 25, 2006 ENGR 30 STATICS3 MATH 30 CALCULUS I3 CHEM 1A CHEMISTRY I 5 COMMS 1 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATIONS 3 AERO 001A FOUNDATION OF THE USAF, Part I 1 15 Engr 4Computer Graphics3 MATH 31 CALCULUS II3 CHEM 1B CHEMISTRY II 5 Hist 001 History of Western Civilization3 AERO 001B FOUNDATIONS OF THE USAF, Part II 1 15 3 3 5 3 1 3 3 5 3 1 SPRING Valdosta State University, Det 172 Smith, Who A. Advisor I. Am 19 Sep 07 Mechanical Engineering