Academic Planning
Plan your degree from start to finish.
Plan for success using the timeline and graduation requirements for your degree. The Office of Graduate Programs helps navigate school-level degree requirements as well as the correct forms pertaining to required assessments, thesis and dissertation committee formation, proposal and defense completion and submission guidelines.
Academic Planning by Degree
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Ph.D. Students
Learn more about the graduation requirements for the Ph.D. degree.
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M.E., M.C.S., and M.M.S.E. students
Find out more about the requirements for M.E., M.C.S., and M.M.S.E.
Graduate Student-Faculty Advisor Research Collaboration Guide
This guide is to optimize the success of the graduate school experience. It will help you set a clear and concise record to establish open lines of communication and expectations with your advisor to get you started in your graduate career.
Academic and Graduation Planning Resources
Graduate Program Advising
Graduate student advising involves the roles of faculty advisors, department support staff, and the office of graduate programs. This array of academic support can help you navigate your course enrollment, understand degree requirements, and guide you to the correct forms pertaining to academic requirements and curriculum changes.