GCAC-200
- Integrated Undergraduate-Graduate (IUG) Degree Programs - FAQs
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FAQs on Integrated Undergraduate-Graduate (IUG) Degree Programs.
- Concurrent Degrees - FAQs
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FAQs on concurrent degrees.
- GCAC-203
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This policy describes graduate course numbers and which categories of courses may count towards graduate degrees.
- GCAC-201
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The Pennsylvania State University Graduate Council Scholarly and Professional Goals for All Graduate Degree Students.
- GCAC-204
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This policy defines the distinction between 500-level (research-oriented) and 800-level (practitioner-oriented) graduate courses.
- GCAC-205
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This policy prohibits the simultaneous offering of graduate courses (500- and 800-level) and non-graduate courses in the same classroom.
- GCAC-208
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This policy describes underlying goal of and the process by which graduate students may apply and be admitted to a dual-title graduate degree program.
- GCAC-210
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This policy defines integrated undergraduate-graduate (IUG) degree programs and describes procedures and guidelines for establishing an IUG program.
- GCAC-209
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This policy defines the conditions under which a graduate student may pursue a concurrent degree.
- GCAC-207
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This policy defines that criteria for which an option in a graduate degree program can be offered.
- GCAC-212
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This policy describes the criteria and process for establishing a Postbaccalaureate or Graduate credit certificate program.
- GCAC-211
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This policy outlines the criteria for establishing a joint degree program.
- GCAC-213
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This policy defines residency and other requirements for graduate degrees classified as off-campus degree programs.
- GCAC-214
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This policy presents guidelines for establishing collaborations with institutions outside the U.S. involving graduate education.
- GCAC-215
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This policy defines the graduate common course numbers and special policies and procedures that apply to them.
- GCAC-217
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This policy establishes criteria for distinguishing between academic and professional programs degree titles.