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Graduate Advisor: Dr. Gordon Lee , E 410A
Email: glee@kahuna.sdsu.edu
Graduate Standing
(Classified)
A
student wishing to be admitted to a program of study
leading to an advanced degree must meet the criteria
specified under General Admission Requirements and,
in addition, must:
- Achieve a satisfactory score on the GRE General Test
or GMAT as required.
- Have completed an undergraduate
major appropriate to the field in which the student
desires to earn an advanced degree.
- Satisfy the
special departmental or college requirements as stated
in Part Three of the Graduate Bulletin under “Courses
and Curricula.
- Meet the professional, personal,
and scholastic standards for graduate study established
by the department and the Graduate Council. Students
admitted with graduate standing (classified) are admitted
to authorized advanced degree curricula and may enroll
in 600-, 700-, and 900-numbered courses. Such admission
does not imply that a student will be advanced to
candidacy for an advanced degree.
Graduate
Standing
(Conditional Classified)
A student wishing to be admitted to a program of study leading to
an advanced degree who meets the criteria specified under General
Admission Requirements but who has deficiencies in the criteria for
graduate standing (classified) may be granted conditional graduate
standing (classified), if the deficiencies can be met by specific additional
preparation, including qualifying examinations. Students who
have not completed the GRE/GMAT requirement and/or the TOEFL/
IELTS requirement will not be eligible for conditional admission. Not
more than 15 semester units may be assigned to satisfy undergraduate
deficiencies in the major and normally all course conditions must
be normally met within two semesters from the time of initial enrollment.
Students admitted with conditional graduate standing (classified)
are admitted to authorized advanced degree curricula and may
enroll in 600- and 700-numbered courses. Once the conditions established
by the department, school, or college have been met, the student
should request that the program graduate adviser file a change
of status form with the Division of Graduate Affairs.
Postbaccalaureate
Standing
(Conditional Classified, Credential, and Certificate)
A student wishing to be admitted to a program of study leading to
a credential in professional education or a certificate program who
meets the criteria specified under General Admission Requirements
but who has deficiencies for unconditional classified admission to
the department’s credential or certificate program may be granted
conditional classified postbaccalaureate standing, if the deficiencies
can be met by specific additional preparation, including qualifying
examinations. No more than 18 semester units may be assigned to
satisfy deficiencies in prerequisite education and subject matter
competency coursework and all coursework must be met within one
year (three academic terms: fall, spring, summer) from the time of initial
enrollment unless written documentation of specific subject matter
deficiency can be provided by the designated campus adviser.
Once the conditions established by the department, school, or college
have been met, the student should confirm that a change of status
has been updated through the sponsoring departmental office
for cross-campus records.
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