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`Students who are delinquent in their financial oblixi‘
`lower in 12 semester hours of credit attempted at this
`tiona to the university may be forced to withdnvn .
`instittttion for graduate credit, whether or not in
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`repeated courses, is ineligible for my edvanced
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`lo assigned work in anyvfnshion other than that
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`ings It the college level snd'lbe right oft procedunl
`leviuu by the office ofthe senior vice president for
`‘acadelnic Iffairx. The accused student also lus the ‘
`bnslc right: of proper writtat notific-ntion of the Iccu-
`sntion and the time and place of any heuings con-
`cerning the case; fair hearings with opportunity to
`meet the accuser, and the opportunity to present evi-
`dence and witnt-_wcs in the defense. The Iccused stu-
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`-The accused mtdenf may be judged snd assigned
`penilty by the depsrtment chit, or a_ baring commit-
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`else is appealed. Finally the senior vice ptmident of
`the unlverIit'y may examine the case nnd orders
`review. The Academic Honesty Policy set: forth the
`manna in which the various fl0lirl2Ili0l‘lS. appoint-
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`fessional colleges. It in the responsibility of the
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`exercising appropriate precautions ln_I'l!\llll0IB where
`lnfnctlons may occur and by properly reporting’
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`Apprenl of Tlneln or.nIuertnilon Proposal
`Students must receive nppmvll oftlteir thesis or dis-
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`committee. which is Ippoiltnd by the dean oftbe col-
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`In some departments. students may not begin
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`txcaentevidenceofa masteryofthellttnture In In
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`edge. 1l'nd't.‘ne ability to conduct lndependml
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`Human Subjecu before research is rtsrted. Students
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`forms may be obtained from the Office of Registra-
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`nated on or before be last «fly to drop or withdraw
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`havethesecatnesontlteirpertnmullwonlor
`grades miyled. When terminations are made after
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`conform to the most acceptable standards of
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`guide. reference should be made to a styh manual .
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`student should obtain a copy of the guide forthe prep-
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`dtssemtlon should be submitted to the appropriate
`college office for binding as early as possible, but no
`later than the dadline specified in the academic cal-
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`concerning additional copies.
`Students who fail to ineetlllme deadline may be
`required to refile rppllcations for graduation for a
`subsequent semester
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`Thc Oflslnnl and one copy of the thesisor disser-
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`and one copy goes to the student’: major department.
`The binding fee is $15 per copy for theses and $30 .
`per copy for dissertations. The wllege will send a
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`Dissertation form to the student‘: department chair.
`Mlerotllmlng of Those: or Dissertation:
`A nutttbftltniag fee-of$3S is required in Iddlrion to
`the binding fee. Tlus fee will provide for microfilm.
`mg the complete thesis or dissertation and publishing
`an abstr-actof350 words or less.
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`illecotrtpletedbytlrestuderttattlietirnothetheaisor.
`dissertation is presented to the college. An extra copy
`of the abstflct and abstract title page must be fun-
`_ nished with the agreement.
`Ordinarily, the microfilm of the dissertation will
`not be copyrighted. If desired. copyright registration
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`In recognition of the student‘; need to prep‘: fu-
`final examinations. it is county to campus policy to
`assign previously unscheduled work in the form or
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`There will be in final examinations during the
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`classroom end Laboratory lrtarnlnatlon
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`muls final grades as soon as they orecornptled after
`the close of the semester or vurntrter sessions. The
`report reflectsthetnde -sslgnedby thcinstructorod
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`address unless it is requested that they be sent to the
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`one report is mailed. Additional copies are rtot.availa-
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`Thcapplication for graduation should not be can-
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`Degrees are not awarded atlomatically upon com--
`Plttion of all scholastic requirements. To be consid-
`-ered a candidate for a degree. the student mm gubgnig
`an application for graduation to the Office of Regis-
`trnion and Academic Records. l08 Euklel W.
`Grllen Building.
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`Appllpations should be filed eitherthe semester '
`prior to or in which the student plans to grathnte.
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`thesis ordisaatation by the deadlineofthe previous
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`be completed and submitted to the advisory commi-
`tee as early as stipulated by the committee, but no
`law than the deadlines specified in the academic cal-
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`The section below on Binding and Distfibutiorrof
`Thesis or Dissertation specifies deadlines lbr submis-
`sion of the approved thesis or dissertation to the col-
`lege office.
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`Application tor candidacy
`Graduate students must be approved for candidacy for
`I degree in accordance with the procedures approved
`by the individual college or department.
`In general. master‘: students should file applies-
`tions for admission to at-tdidacy with the college
`office as soon as the following have been completed:
`at least 12 semester hours ofgraduate work at this
`institution; the department's qualifying examination,
`if required; and all special requirements of the college
`and the department of the student‘: major. After the
`txrllege office has veril'red completion of these
`requlrements, the student will be sent a formal notice
`of admission to candidacy for the tlcyec.
`Doctoral students should file for candidacy after
`completing the department‘: comprehensive qualify-
`ing orproposal examinations Doctoral candidates
`must file for candidacy at least one semester prior to
`graduation (e.g.. tn the surnmer for fall graduates).
`- Candidacy application forms for graduate stu-
`dents are available in the college officcs. Not all col-
`leges or department: have aformal candidacy _
`procedure. Students should consult the dean of their
`college about regulations for a particular program.
`continuous lnglatrptlon and crodt for
`Thule or olsurtatlon
`Students who are working on theses or dissertations
`(including students who one regirtcredbr abreniu)
`are considered to be full—t_irne students and are
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`expected to comply with the enrollment requirematt:
`as set forth in the section entitled Course Load.
`Advioe,or assistance from a memberolthe faculty in
`the preparation of the thesis or dissertation should not
`be expected unless the stndentls officially enrolled.
`_ Students are required to be continuously enrolled
`(i.e.,»ear:h fall and spring serruter),jne‘ludin¢
`semester in which the thesis or dissertation is submit-
`ted to and accepted by the university. Failure to enroll
`in thesis ordlssertation courses may delay -graduation
`and may result In the loss of furancial assistance‘ and
`other privileges. A student not enrialled for a semester
`or term may not receive payment for tcachiig,
`research. or otheruniveleity services during that
`semester or term. The student should consult the dean
`of the college for individual college requirements
`regarding summer registration for deals or disserta-
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`tered for thesis or d'tss'crtation credit only as the final
`credit hour requirement for the degree in progress are
`charged the appropriate hourly rate. (No minimum
`tuition rate exists.) All other required fees ahall be
`paid. Students should consult the dean of thelrcol-
`lege-for eligibility criteria.
`Students may register in absattia for thesis or die-
`eertatiotrcoutses if arrangements are made through
`the Office of Reg'utratioa and Academic Records at
`least two weeks before the registrationperiod. Regis-
`tration for all other students must be completed in the
`prescribed rhltrln‘ during the announced registration
`puiod. The thesis or dissertation course lst:ontid-
`cred part of a student’: current course load.
`“Thesis (or dissertation) in progress" is shown
`without I grade on the student's permanent record for .
`each registration period until the semester or term in
`which it is graded. However. a graduate grading sys-
`tet:n'of S (satisfactoryf. U (ursatisfaetory), or I
`(incomplete) may be elected by a de_partrneut. Such
`grades in the thesis or dissertation courses are not
`considered in computing I student’: grade point aver-
`tge. A final grade of B - or better is required on the
`completed thesis or dissertation. A grade of C + indi-
`cates that the thesis nrdissertation is not acceptable.
`The college office will send a copy of the Candi-
`cation of Submission of Thesislbiasertatiou form
`(showing submission of thetlruls or dissertation to
`the college office) to the studetfs department chair.
`. The choir then reports the thesis or dissertation grade -
`as the Office of Registration and Academic Records.
`Six semester hotns may he earned for the master‘:
`thesis. (this may vary according to department or
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`oolkge.) Although more lhatrthis number may be
`required of the student. a maximum of six hours may‘
`be applied toward the masts’: degree. Credit allowed
`toward the degree for the doctoral dissertation will be
`determined by the department of the student's major.
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`Upon completion of the thesis or dissertation. the
`departmentwill hold an examination or defense, oral J -
`and/or written. covering the area of the research
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`are expected to enroll each semester until completion
`of the degree program and award of ti’: degree. Dur-
`in: the term in which the final comprehensive enaml-.
` nation is taltat. yaduate students in nonthesis
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