The Alabama Dean's Certification Form is an official document issued by the Dean of the college or university attended by a student. It is used to verify the student's academic standing and to confirm that the student is in good standing with the institution. The form must be signed by the Dean or their designee, and is commonly required by employers and professional licensing boards when verifying the student's educational background. There are two types of Alabama Dean's Certification Forms: one for undergraduate students, and one for graduate students. Both forms require basic information about the student, such as name, address, date of birth, and the degree and major program being studied. The undergraduate form also requires the student to provide a list of courses taken and grades earned, while the graduate form may require additional information about research projects or other academic achievements.