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EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY Criteria for Satisfactory Progress
To make progress toward a graduate degree, students must meet the Graduate School requirements in addition to the requirements of the department or program. See Graduate School degree requirements.
M.S. PH.D.
Overall GPA
3.25
 Overall GPA
3.25
Other Grade Requirements
Follow Graduate School policy
 Other Grade Requirements
Follow Graduate School policy
Probation Policy
Follow Graduate School policy
 Probation Policy
Follow Graduate School policy
Specific Courses
No
 Specific Courses
No
Specific Credits
No
 Specific Credits
No
Examinations, Time Constraints
Yes, No
A comprehensive final oral examination covering the thesis and other aspects of the program is required.
 Examinations
Follow Graduate School policy
Other Assessments, Time Constraints
Yes, No
Candidates must prepare an empirical thesis. Contact the department for more information.
 Other Assessments
Follow Graduate School policy
Language Requirements
No
 Language Requirements
No
Minor Requirements
Follow Graduate School policy
Advisor
Follow Graduate School policy
 Advisor
Follow Graduate School policy
Review Policy
Yes
Satisfactory progress will be evaluated each year. A candidate found not to be making satisfactory progress will be notified by the department. Candidates not making satisfactory progress on three consecutive evaluations will be dropped from the program.
 Review Policy
Yes
Satisfactory progress will be evaluated each year. A candidate found not to be making satisfactory progress will be notified by the department. Candidates not making satisfactory progress on three consecutive evaluations will be dropped from the program.