Policy 3.9: Posthumous Degrees
This policy establishes the procedure for awarding a graduate credential posthumously.
This policy establishes the procedure for awarding a graduate credential posthumously.
This policy establishes the Graduate School requirments for the academic performance and progress of graduate students and includes guidance on appropriate process for cases where student academic performance does not meet program expectations.
This policy defines the graduate course and the numbering and titles used.
This policy establishes the Graduate School requirements for all graduate degree programs.
Departments may hold General and Final Examinations virtually. These are minimum Graduate School requirements regarding virtual doctoral examinations. Individual departments may have stricter requirements and participants should contact the departments prior to organizing virtual examinations. Graduate School Requirements As stated in Graduate School Policy 4.2, General and Final Examinations must have four committee members present – the Chair, GSR and at least one additional Graduate Faculty member. If any member(s) and/or the student needs to participate at an exam but cannot…
What do you do when it becomes clear your graduate advisor will never let you graduate due to personal conflicts? —Anonymous Yeesh. I am so, so sorry. It’s clear from the tone of your question that you are not being dramatic or flippant. This is one of the worst case scenarios for a graduate student. But please be assured that you are not the first nor the only, and there are protocols and strategies in place just for this….