Why am I getting an unexpected end of file error when running a bash script?

Here is my script:

#!/bin/bash
if [ $# -lt 2 || $# -gt 3 ]; then # invalid number of arguments given
    echo "usage: minor3 name [euid]"
else # valid number of arguments given
    echo Good day, $1! Nice to meet you!
    CHOICE=1
    while [ "$CHOICE" -gt 0 && "$CHOICE" -lt 4 ] # print out the menu, obtain user choice, execute appropriate system call using if-else statements, loop if desired
    do
        echo "+*******************************************************************+
              Enter one of the following options:                                 |
              1) List and count all non-hidden files in the current directory.    |
              2) Check if given user (default = current user) is logged in, then  |
              ... list all active processes for that user.                        |
              3) List the sizes and names of the 10 largest files and directories |
              ... in the current directory.                                       |
              4) Exit this shell program.                                         |
              +*******************************************************************+
              > "       
        read CHOICE 
        if [ "$CHOICE" = 1 ]; then
            # list and count all files
            echo test
        fi
        if [ "$CHOICE" = 2 ]; then
            if [ $# = 3 ]; then # euid was given
                # use given user ($2)
                echo given user 
            else
                # use current user
                echo current user
            fi
        fi
        if [ "$CHOICE" = 3 ]; then
            # list sizes and names of 10 largest files/directories
            echo test
        fi
    done
    echo Thanks, $1! Have a great day!
fi

This is the error I'm getting:

cwd0042@cse04:~/3600/min3$ chmod +x minor3.sh
cwd0042@cse04:~/3600/min3$ ./minor3.sh
./minor3.sh: line 51: syntax error: unexpected end of file

Line 51 is the line after the last fi, i.e., the line after the last line of my program. I found an earlier stack overflow post that said to use dos2unix, but the Linux server I have to test on is owned by my school, so I don't have the ability to install it, making it not an option. The server uses Linux Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS, if that makes a difference.