Doctoral Degree

• Regulations Graduated Studies 2004 - 2005

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  1.	Goals of the Graduate  Program
  2.	Academic Standing
  	2.1 Graduate Admission Status              2.1.1 Full Graduate Status              2.1.2 Provisional Graduate Status              2.1.3 Special (temporary) Status        2.2 Admission to a Degree Program        2.3 Probation        2.3.1 Placement on Probation        2.3.2 Removal from Probation
  3.	Ph.D.Program
  	3.1 Ph.D. Course Requirements        3.2 Residency Requirement        3.3 Ph.D. Preliminary Examinations        3.4 Ph.D. Comprehensive Examination         3.5 Dissertation Proposal              3.5.1 Doctoral Committee              3.5.2 Written Proposal              3.5.3 Oral Examination on the Proposal        3.6 Dissertation Research and Defense        3.7 Research Training        3.8 Timetable
  4.	M.S. Program
  	4.1 M.S. Course Requirements        4.2 M.S. Project or Thesis        4.3 M.S. Timetable
  5.	General Policies
  	5.1 Advisors and Student Evaluations              5.1.1 Annual Student Performance Evaluation Meeting              5.1.2 Responsibilities        5.2 Calculation of QPA and Repeating Courses        5.3 Registration Requirements and Statute of Limitations        5.4 Grading Options        5.5 Independent Study and Directed Study        5.6 Transferring Courses        5.7 Awarding of Teaching Assistantships        5.8 Grievance Procedures
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