EDUC 6090 Comprehensive Examination

Candidates for any of the master's degrees in the College of Education must satisfactorily pass a comprehensive examination. A graduate student must be admitted to candidacy for a degree before s/he will be allowed to take the comprehensive examination. The policies and procedures for the comprehensive examination are available in the College of Education secretary's office. Early in their degree program students should review the requirements for taking the examination. Students whose performance on the comprehensive examination is unsatisfactory may reschedual an examination at the next regular administration, or, at the discretion of the dean, at an earlier time. five hours are allowed for the exam. Unless departmental requirments are morelimiting, students who attempt the comprehensive examination three times and are not successful, will be dropped from the graduate program.

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Graduate (Education)