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Graduate Policies and Procedures Manual
6.90 Examinations
6.91
Some programs require a final comprehensive examination to test the candidates' mastery of the course of studies pursued. It may be written or oral, or both, at the option of the examining committee.
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Arrangements for taking the examinations should be made with the candidates' advisors and the department at least three weeks in advance of the examination date.
Graduate School - Policy Procedures Manual
Policies & Procedures
- Introduction
- Admission
- 1.00 Admission
- 1.10 Categories of Admission
- 1.20 General Requirements for Admission
- 1.30 Admission from Non-Accredited Schools
- 1.40 Admission of Students with Three-Year Bachelor’s Degrees
- 1.50 Admission Procedure for Graduate Degree Status
- 1.60 Admission Procedure for Graduate Nondegree, Certification, & Transient Statuses
- 1.70 International Students
- 1.80 Petition for Admission
- 1.90 Change of Program (Major)
- Graduate Assistantships & Scholarships
- Registration
- Graduate Credit
- Grades
- Requirements for Master's Degrees
- 6.10 Graduate Degree Programs
- 6.20 Program of Study
- 6.30 Academic Standards
- 6.40 Time Limit
- 6.50 Credit Hour Requirement
- 6.60 Residence Requirements
- 6.70 Foreign Language Requirement
- 6.80 Thesis
- 6.90 Examinations
- 6.100 Second Master's Degree
- 6.110 Dual Master's Degree Programs
- 6.120 Procedures for Petitioning for a Waiver of Graduate School Policies
- 6.130 Fresh Start Policy
- 6.140 Summary of Degree Requirements
- Post-Master's Level Degree Programs
- Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Requirements
- Procedure for Graduation
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