Graduate Policies and Procedures
The general academic regulations of the University that apply to graduate degrees and certificate programs are developed by the Faculty Senate Graduate Committee and administered by the College of Graduate Studies (COGS). Under this general regulatory structure, each program is locally administered by an academic unit within one of the eight colleges of the University. Although an academic unit may develop local regulations for a specific program under its control, the local regulations must be consistent with the general regulations and are; therefore, subject to review and approval by the Faculty Senate Graduate Committee. It is the responsibility of the Graduate Faculty and each graduate student to become thoroughly familiar with all regulations that govern the graduate program in which they participate.
- Academic Common Market - Graduate
- Academic Intervention Policy
- Academic Standing Policy
- Border County Fee Waiver
- Continuous Enrollment Requirements
- Correspondence Study
- Degree Requirements
- Degree Time Limit
- Enrollment in Dual Programs
- Exclusion
- Full-Time/Half-Time Enrollment
- Grade Requirements
- Graduate Academic Advisement
- Graduate Courses
- Graduate Final Comprehensive Examination
- Inactive Status
- Independent Study
- Internal Credit Sharing Between Graduate Degrees
- Non-Medical Leave of Absence
- Off-Campus Research
- Prior Learning Assessment
- Probation
- Program of Study
- Records
- Registration Policies
- Reinstatement Appeal
- Theses and Dissertations