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WtAI>UATE STUDH:S 77 which he uses the library or draws on faculty time in connection with his thesis. The new committee will not necessarily be composed of the same personnel and is not necessarily bound by the decisions of the former committee. Since a continuing IP grade does not represent enrollment, reregistration may require readmission to the college. (See Regulations md Procedures -Registration.) . 4. The student and his thesis chairman should set a deadline for the completion of the semifinal draft, no later than four weeks before the last day of scheduled final examinations. This date should be early enough so that the chairman and the other members of the committee can clear the draft before the student must meet the deadline for clearance by the Dean of the School of Graduate Studies. 5. Before a thesis is officially accepted by the Graduate School, it must meet Graduate School criteria on matrers of format, documentation, and quality of writing. The semifinal draft, initialed by the thesis chairman as acceptable with technical corrections, should be submitted to the Office of the Dean of the School of Graduate Studies at least three weeks before the last day of scheduled final examinations. This deadline has been set as late as possible in the semester to accommodate the student; late manuscripts will not be accepted until the following semester or summer session. Students are t1rged to follow meticulously Speci{icatious tmd 111strrtctiom fm· tbe Master's Tbosis or Project· copies arc avai lable in the Office of rhe Dean, School of Graduate tudies. 6. Four copies (three to be retained by the college) signed by the thesis chairman and ready for binding, together with the school or departmental clearance must be submitted to the Office of the Dean, School of Graduate Studies, no later than one week before the last day of scheduled final examinations. A fee for binding is due and payable at the Fresno State College Association Office on the date of final submission. A student who wishes to retain more than one bound copy may arrange for the extra binding by paying an additional fee. (See Schedule of Fees.) 7. A student may arrange to have his thesis published in microfilm form, with an abstract of the thesis published in the quarterly periodical, Masters Abstracts. This form of publication is encouraged by the college. Further derails of the microfilming and copy1·ight procedure may be obtained from the Office of the Dean, School of Graduate Studies. REQUEST THAT MASTER'S DEGREE BE GRANTED A request that the master's degree be granted must be filed in the Business Office and the dip! 111 ~ fcc tllll t be paid in the first two weeks uf a semester or first week of a summer session in which the work is to be completed. (For dates see Academic Calendar or Schedule of Courses; sec also Schedule of Fees.) Diplomas for those completing degree requirements during summer sessions and at mid)'C<lr will he awarded at the following June Commencement. Failure to complete requirements for the degree during the semester of the application necessitates the filing of 11 new application for the semester of acrual completion. Such reapplication is snbjcc to the same time schedule as is the original application; however, there is no additional diploma fcc. FOREIGN LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT Fresno State College does not have a general foreign language requirement for the master's degree. Some master's degree majors do, however, require competence in an appropriate foreign h .nguage a!1 a consideration for advancement co candidacy. (See departmental Foreig11 Language Requirement and department requirements.) Students who contemplate grnduatc Stlldy beyond the master's degree are urged also to investigate foreign langu3ge requirements in the instin1tion in which they anticipate advanced graduate study.
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Title | 1971-72 General Catalog |
Creator | Fresno State College |
Format | PDF Document |
Date of publication | 1971-05 |
Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
Object type | Document |
Location | Fresno, California |
Language | eng |
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Title | Page 077 |
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WtAI>UATE STUDH:S 77
which he uses the library or draws on faculty time in connection with his
thesis. The new committee will not necessarily be composed of the same
personnel and is not necessarily bound by the decisions of the former committee.
Since a continuing IP grade does not represent enrollment, reregistration
may require readmission to the college. (See Regulations md Procedures
-Registration.) .
4. The student and his thesis chairman should set a deadline for the completion
of the semifinal draft, no later than four weeks before the last day of scheduled
final examinations. This date should be early enough so that the chairman and
the other members of the committee can clear the draft before the student
must meet the deadline for clearance by the Dean of the School of Graduate
Studies.
5. Before a thesis is officially accepted by the Graduate School, it must meet
Graduate School criteria on matrers of format, documentation, and quality of
writing. The semifinal draft, initialed by the thesis chairman as acceptable with
technical corrections, should be submitted to the Office of the Dean of the
School of Graduate Studies at least three weeks before the last day of scheduled
final examinations. This deadline has been set as late as possible in the
semester to accommodate the student; late manuscripts will not be accepted
until the following semester or summer session. Students are t1rged to follow
meticulously Speci{icatious tmd 111strrtctiom fm· tbe Master's Tbosis or Project·
copies arc avai lable in the Office of rhe Dean, School of Graduate tudies.
6. Four copies (three to be retained by the college) signed by the thesis chairman
and ready for binding, together with the school or departmental clearance
must be submitted to the Office of the Dean, School of Graduate Studies, no
later than one week before the last day of scheduled final examinations. A fee
for binding is due and payable at the Fresno State College Association Office
on the date of final submission. A student who wishes to retain more than one
bound copy may arrange for the extra binding by paying an additional fee.
(See Schedule of Fees.)
7. A student may arrange to have his thesis published in microfilm form, with
an abstract of the thesis published in the quarterly periodical, Masters Abstracts.
This form of publication is encouraged by the college. Further derails
of the microfilming and copy1·ight procedure may be obtained from the Office
of the Dean, School of Graduate Studies.
REQUEST THAT MASTER'S DEGREE BE GRANTED
A request that the master's degree be granted must be filed in the Business
Office and the dip! 111 ~ fcc tllll t be paid in the first two weeks uf a semester or
first week of a summer session in which the work is to be completed. (For dates
see Academic Calendar or Schedule of Courses; sec also Schedule of Fees.) Diplomas
for those completing degree requirements during summer sessions and at
mid)'C |