Statute of Limitations

The Graduate School has established a three-year Statute of Limitations for the M.S. degree. 

Academic Requirements, Policies and Procedures
The Ph.D. Degree Program in Plant Biology
Course Requirements for the Ph.D. Degree
Guidance Committee
Laboratory Rotations for Non-targeted Ph.D. Students
Targeted Ph.D. Students
Teaching Requirement
Preliminary PhD Comprehensive Examination
Dissertation
Evaluation of Research
Period of Study
Statute of Limitations
The Master's Degree Program in Plant Biology
Introduction
Requirements for the Master of Science Degree
Guidance Committee
Thesis Advisor
Thesis Committee
Thesis Outline and Thesis
Examination of M.S. Candidates
Period of Study
Statute of Limitations
Appendix A: Typical Schedule for Ph.D. Candidates (Non-Targeted)
Appendix B: Typical Schedule for Master's Candidates
Appendix C: PhD Practicum / Rotations Agreement
Appendix C: Guidelines for practicum grading

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