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Remember, that according to Stuart Lau, Registrar at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, Stanley Ann Dunham could have only taken these Math classes from the Spring of 1963 through the Summer of 1966 (a period of 11 total semesters, or 5-1/2 normal school years in addition to the two other years that has been claimed). Most of them must be taken sequentially. Supposedly she graduated high school in 1960, so it would have been 3 entire years without any mathematics, a subject which most students must review every fall after their summer break before continuing with their new studies. I think that can safely assume that the requirements for this degree were close to being the same today as they were 40-50 years ago.

Remember also, Stanley Ann Dunham was issued Passport No. F777788 by U.S. Department of State on July 19, 1965, 4 months after her marriage to Lolo Soetoro and one year before Lau states that she left the University. Note also that she was not awarded her degree until August 6, 1967. Why not? We also know that she traveled from Honolulu to Jarkarta just a couple months later in October. She took Barry with her and he did not begin the first grade until the following year in 1968.

Remember again the question to Greg was, "If the transcripts are fake, where & when did SADO earn enough credits for a BA from the UoHI?" Assuming she had a minimum 12 hour course load over 12 semesters (Lau also states that she attended the University in the Fall of 1960), that's at least 144 semester credits, more than enough for any undergraduate degree.

Also, the evidence presented from past interviews with her high school friends states that she only stopped in Seattle on the way to Boston.

Department of Mathematics, University of Hawaii at Manoa

Considering math as your major? That is perhaps what Stanley Ann Dunham is doing in this photo. Ms. Dunham received a BA in Mathematics from UH-Manoa in 1967.

Prerequisites:
•MATH 140: Precalculus (3) (Pre: two years of high school algebra, one year of plane geometry, and precalculus assessment)
•MATH 215: Applied Calculus I (4) (Pre: C or better in 140)

Required Undergraduate Lower Division courses for Math Major:
•MATH 241: Calculus I (4) (Pre: a grade of C or better in 140 or 215)
•MATH 242: Calculus II (4) (Pre: a grade of C or better in 241 or 251A or a grade of B or better in 215)
•MATH 243: Calculus III (3) (Pre: a grade of C or better in 242 or 252A)
•MATH 244: Calculus IV (3) (Pre: 243)

Bachelor of Arts requirements:
Students must complete 21 credit hours in mathematics courses numbered above 300, including:
•MATH 321: Introduction to Advanced Mathematics (3) (Pre: 243 or 253A)
•MATH 480: Senior Seminar (1) (Pre: One 400-level mathematics course)
•3 credit hours in a writing-intensive mathematics course
•6 credit hours in a sustained two-course sequence approved by the department
•6 credit hours in courses numbered above 400
•3 credit hours in a 400-level core course approved by the department

•The approved two-course sequences are Math 402-403, 407-408, 412-413, 414-416, 431-432, 454-455, and 471-472. Math 331-431 is an approved two-course sequence for BA majors only. Other two course sequences may be allowed on an individual basis if approved by the Associate Chair. The two courses must be closely related and numbered above 400. The sequence must be completed within one year, e.g., fall-spring or spring-fall or summer-spring.
•The approved core courses are Math 405, 411, 420, 421, 431, 443, 444, 454, 455, 471 and 475.
•Only two of Math 301, 371, and 373 may be counted toward major requirements. Only one of Math 307 and 311 may be counted toward major requirements.
•All required courses must be completed with a grade of C or better.
•A cumulative 2.0 GPA in completed upper division mathematics courses is required.

So based on the letter from Lau, she should have easily completed her B.A. degree in Hawaii, but again why did it take another year after she stopped attending the University to receive her degree? There must be a reason for hiding the transcripts, and there is absolutely nothing in that letter from Stuart Lau that states she attended the University of Washington!

Why would anyone who claims to be so smart want to hide their transcripts?

“Also, the evidence presented from past interviews with her high school friends states that she only stopped in Seattle on the way to Boston.”

Hearsay recollections from HS classmates 50 years after the fact as recorded by MSM reporters keen on preserving the “Dreams” narrative and weaving those “memories” into that fake narrative would be inadmissible for sound reasons and have been refuted by actual verifiable documentary evidence.

No one is hiding Stanley Ann’s HI transcript. It is HI state policy NOT to release the course details.

Stuart Lau confirmed Stanley Ann Dunham’s UH attendance in an official e-mail to Corsi published in his book. The HI state AG (a total Obot who doubtless hates Corsi) could go after Corsi if the Lau e-mail purporting to be from a state official was forged.

That e-mail confirms Stanley Ann Dunham attending UH in the fall of 1960 and then returning in the spring of 1963. This dovetails perfectly with the UW transcripts also issues by WA state officials. The UW transcript explicitly confirmts the Lau memo and includes course detail from UH that Lau didn’t release.

There is NO MYSTERY regarding how long it took her to graduate whatsoever in terms of coursework. Her 1960 UH credits combined with her 1961-62 UW credits plus her 1963-65 UH credits easily allow for her degree.

There is no evidence of any transcript forgery either in summary or detail and HI and WA Obot AGs would just love to legally crucify Corsi it they could, but they haven’t.

Whether Stanley Ann received a mathematics degree or an anthropology degree appears to be contested as of footnote (3) on her current wiki page.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ann_Dunham

“The University of Hawaii at Manoa Office of the Registrar says Stanley Ann Dunham received a B.A. in Mathematics in August 1967, but the University of Hawaii at Manoa Department of Anthropology says Ann Dunham received a B.A. in Anthropology in August 1967 and contemporaneous correspondence in 1966 and 1967 between S. Ann Soetoro and the INS makes repeated references to her obtaining a B.A. in Anthropology in 1967.”