Qualifying Examination
A qualifying examination or diagnostic evaluation may be required to demonstrate acceptability to pursue the doctorate as well as to determine areas of study where further course work is necessary. Please see requirements of the program for more information.
Policies & Procedures
- Degree Forms
- Steps To Your Degree
- Dissertations/Theses
- Master's/Specialist Plan of Study (MPOS)
- Your Doctoral Plan of Study (DPOS)
- Important Deadlines
- Commencement
- Find Your Auditor
- Degree Requirements
- Master's Degrees
- Doctor of Philosophy
- Credit Requirements and Transfer Credit
- Residence Requirements
- Continuous Enrollment Policy for PhD programs
- Time Limitation
- Second Language Requirements
- Qualifying Examination
- Minor Subjects
- Major Professor
- Plan of Study
- Comprehensive Examination
- Committee Appointment Form
- Dissertation
- Dissertation Committee
- Dissertation Submission
- Final Oral Defense Examination
- Storage and Publication of Dissertation
- Second Doctoral Degrees
- Doctor of Education
- Doctor of Audiology
- Doctor of Musical Arts
- Specialist
- Certificate
- Policies