| Academic Probation. If academic
performance falls below either the Graduate School or departmental standard,
students are automatically placed on academic probation. Departments are
required to provide certified written notification to the students of their
probationary status as soon as possible. The notification must inform
students of the grounds for this determination and the specific steps that
must take to return to good standing. The students must be informed of the
exact performance criteria that will be imposed and the means by which the
students' performance will be evaluated. Students will have until the end of
the next complete semester following the date of the probation letter in
which to meet the criteria set by the departments. Students on probation are
not eligible for waivers of Maintenance of Matriculation Fees. |
1. Transfer of Credits
2. Readmission
3. Leave of Absence
4. Continuous Enrollment
5. Extension of Time to Degree
6. Validation of Superannuated Coursework
7. Change of Grade
8. Extension of Incompletes
9. Waiver of Credits
10. Termination
11. Tuition Refunds
12. Full-time and Half-time Status
13. Special-Student Status
14. Validation Stickers
15. Foreign Language Proficiency and
Examinations
16. College Work-Study
17. Theses and Dissertations
18. Graduation: Checksheets and Diploma
Application Cards
19. Discipline
20. Graduate Curriculum Committee
21. New Degree Programs
22. Inter-University Doctoral Consortium
23. Sexual Harrassment
24.
Tuition Remission for Dissertation Skills Courses
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