SCHEDULE OF DEADLINES FOR MASTER'S
DEGREE CANDIDATES
EXPECTING TO GRADUATE DURING 2004 -
2005
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER July
2004
Admission to the Graduate School does not constitute
admission to candidacy. Completion of
hours of course work does not mean a student is automatically eligible for an
advanced degree. Students must have
fulfilled appropriate requirements, as established by their major department
and the Graduate School. The Application
for Admission to Candidacy must be approved and submitted as indicated
below. STUDENTS, YOU MUST CONTACT
YOUR DEPARTMENT PRIOR TO THE FOLLOWING DEADLINES!
DECEMBER
2004 MAY 2005 AUGUST
2005
GRADUATION
GRADUATION GRADUATION
Submit Application for Admission September 8 February 1 June
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to Candidacy to the CLAS Dean's
Office, UC Denver Bldg. 110.
Applications received after this date
may not be processed in time for that
semester's graduation.
Applications
must have departmental approval
when submitted.
Submit Diploma Card to CLAS
Dean's September 8 February 1 June
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Office, CU-D 110
Submit thesis to Graduate
School October 26 March 29 July
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Office, LW-1400, ASAP for format
review, but not later than
Submit Request for Examination
November 9 April 12 July
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to the CLAS Dean's Office, CU-D 110,
for final exam, report, project or thesis
defense, 1 week before exam, but
no later than
Last day for taking final
comprehensive November 16 April 19 July
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exam or defending thesis, report
or project
Submit final copies of thesis (Plan
I) December 7 April 26 July
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to the Graduate School, LW-1400,
ASAP. Thesis must be complete and
in final form, including all signatures. Two
copies on CU thesis bond and one copy
on regular bond are kept by
UC Denver.
You may order additional copies if you
wish. Students whose theses are
received after the deadline will
graduate the following semester.
Grade changes should be submitted December 10 May 3 July
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for incomplete courses taken during
previous semesters.
CLAS Contact Information
Graduate
Coordinator: Jill Hutchison
Location: CU Denver
Building, Suite 110
Mailing
Address: Campus Box 144;
P.O. Box 173364; Denver, CO 80217-3364
Phone: 303-556-2646
E-mail: jill.hutchison@cudenver.edu
Registration
Students must be registered during the semester of their final
examinations/defenses (this also applies to students working on IPs or
IWs). Registration for
submitting only the thesis is not required if the defense was held in a
previous semester. A student who wishes
to schedule an examination/defense between semesters may use the previous or
the following semester's registration to meet this requirement (NOTE: Summer session is considered a separate
semester.) For the purpose of this
registration requirement, a new semester begins on the first day of instruction
for that semester.
Transfer of Credit
Requests for transfer of credit from other institutions
should be submitted to your department at least one semester prior to the
graduation semester. Transfer of Credit
forms can be obtained from the departmental offices or in the CLAS Dean's Office,
CU-D 110.
Thesis Information
Copies of "Directions for Preparing Masters' and
Doctoral Theses" are available in the Graduate School, LW-1400, or online at
http://www.cudenver.edu/grad/Forms.htm.
Questions concerning matters not discussed in the specifications must be
directed to the thesis committee chairperson.
Theses and dissertations must be
submitted to the Graduate School, LW-1400, for format review before final prints are done. To discuss format requirements, please
contact the Graduate School, LW-1400, Phone:
303-556-2550, for an appointment.
After successful format review,
three reproduced or original copies of the thesis, two on CU bond and one on
regular paper, must be submitted to the Graduate School. The thesis must be approved by at least two
professors in the major field. The
University keeps all three of these copies.
You may also order additional copies at this time. The binding fee is
due and payable when the thesis is submitted to the Graduate School. Since fees are subject to change, contact the
Graduate School at 303-556-2550 for current fees. Please note that no theses will be accepted
without payment.
Commencement
Commencement is held twice a year on
the Denver campus, in May and December.
Students graduating in August
or December 2004 are invited to attend the December 2004 commencement. If your name is on the August or December
2004 tentative graduation list, you will automatically receive information
about commencement (time, place, caps, gowns, diplomas, etc.) by the middle of
October, but only if your diploma card is received by the published
deadline. Students graduating in May
2005 are invited to attend the May 2005 commencement. If your name is on the May 2005 tentative
graduation list, you will automatically receive information about commencement
(time, place, caps, gowns, diplomas, etc.) by the middle of March, but only
if your diploma card is received by the published deadline.
Human Subjects Research
Students contemplating the use of human subjects in their research (includes surveys, interviews, and/or any kind of information obtained by using persons as test subjects) must obtain approval from the Human Subjects Research Committee before beginning such research. Projects not reviewed by the Committee may be disallowed. Guidelines are available from the Office of Sponsored Programs, LW-1400, 303-556-4060, or online at http://www.cudenver.edu/osp/humsubs.htm. E-mail address: dyates@carbon.cudenver.edu