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Resources for Current Graduate Students Graduate Bulletin - Communication Studies Graduate Bulletin – Journalism Forms Intent to Graduate should be filed in the Graduate Studies Office
the semester prior to anticipated date of graduation. Appointment of Masters Committee - Project Appointment of Masters Committee - Thesis (Student should obtain and consult Thesis Manual) PDF File - print and submit to the College of Communication Graduate
Studies Office, Moudy South 330 Thesis/Dissertation Publishing students complete
and submit to Financial Services Office when you pay graduation
fees. Scheduling of Masters Orals must be on file in the College of Communication Graduate Studies Office at least two weeks prior to the oral exam. Failure to do so will necessitate rescheduling the exam. PDF File - print form and submit to College of Communication Graduate
Studies Office Thesis Manual/Samples submit paper copy to College of Communication Graduate Studies Office for approval. It should be carefully proofread and in its final form, except for any changes that might be suggested at the final oral. Once approved, submit electronically to UMI. Refer to http://lib.tcu.edu/NDLTD. Registration Procedures Students make an appointment with their advisor, who maintains a record of progress toward fulfilling course requirements, and must be consulted each term during pre-registration or registration periods. No student should use my.tcu.edu to pre-register, add or drop courses without first consulting advisor! After advising, registration happens on-line. Go to my.tcu.edu click on “Student Center”. You will be able to add or drop classes, check grades, print unofficial transcripts as well as other options. Please stay in close contact with your advisor with updates or changes in your enrollment. Non-traditional, special topics, and/or directed studies courses are arranged by a supervising professor, with the permission of the department chair and college dean. Studies of this kind are reserved for subjects not regularly covered by existing course offerings. Students may apply no more than 6 hours. Course Offering Communication Studies Journalism Graduation Information/Deadlines Fall 2007 September 7 - file an Intent to Graduate. Complete
a Masters Committee Form for a Project or Thesis. Students doing
a thesis should obtain and consult the current Thesis Manual.
A non-refundable fee
is charged to the student when an Intent to Graduate is filed. Should
it be necessary to delay graduation, notify the Graduate Office immediately.
It will be necessary to complete another Intent to Graduate form
and pay the associated fee for your new graduation date. November 9 - departments should schedule final orals for all degrees, both thesis and non-thesis. Students are responsible for notifying the Graduate Office once scheduled. One week prior to Oral - Thesis writers submit a paper copy to the Graduate Office for approval. It should be carefully proofread and in final form, except for any changes that might be suggested at the oral. December 3 - final oral/defense must be completed. Report of Oral Examination Thesis/Dissertation Grade form found in Graduate Office (Moudy South, 330). December 7 - all thesis paperwork and final electronic copies submitted to UMI or other producer. December 15 Degrees awarded. 07.03.07 |
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