Proposed Change in Graduate Policy Regarding Directed Study
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1980-04-14
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Graduate Curriculum and Policies
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Abstract
Directed Study is a procedure which provides flexibility in scheduling for students who are experiencing difficulty in enrolling in specific courses.
Most courses listed in the Graduate Programs and Course Description Bulletin may be taken for credit on a Directed Study basis. Students begin the process by obtaining an application from the Office of Academic Advisement/Transcript Evaluation obtaining the signatures of the instructor and unit head (if required), and returning the application to the Office of Academic Advisement/Transcript Evaluation.
Directed Study is open to a student only in those instances in which a course is not offered during the session in which the student wished to enroll. A student may carry no more than one course as Directed Study per semester without special permission from the Provost.
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Accepted by President Albert Brown- 04/17/80
Resolution Number: 1979-1980_31
Academic Year: 1979-1980
Resolution Number: 1979-1980_31
Academic Year: 1979-1980