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INDEXAAcademic Standards.................................................................................................................. 34Accreditation............................................................................................................................. 22Admission Requirements.......................................................................................................... 23Application for Graduation....................................................................................................... 37BBusiness Administration ........................................................................................................... 39CCandidacy – Ed.D. Degree........................................................................................................ 31Candidacy – Master’s Degree ................................................................................................... 29Candidacy – Ph.D. Degree........................................................................................................ 33Changes in Program.................................................................................................................. 36Chemistry.................................................................................................................................. 43City Planning ............................................................................................................................ 94Code of Student Conduct.......................................................................................................... 34Commencement ........................................................................................................................ 37Communications ....................................................................................................................... 67Completion – Ed.D. Degree...................................................................................................... 30Completion – Master’s Degree ................................................................................................. 28Completion – Ph.D. Degree ...................................................................................................... 32Comprehensive Examination .................................................................................................... 30,31Continuous Enrollment ............................................................................................................. 37Counseling ................................................................................................................................ 126Counselor Education................................................................................................................. 116Course Numbers........................................................................................................................ 35Course Substitutions ................................................................................................................. 36Course Load.............................................................................................................................. 32Curriculum & Instruction.......................................................................................................... 119,129146DDegrees ..................................................................................................................................... 22Dissertation – Ed.D................................................................................................................... 31Dissertation – Ph.D. .................................................................................................................. 33Dissertation Advisor.................................................................................................................. 31Doctor of Education Degree ..................................................................................................... 30
Doctor of Philosophy Degree.................................................................................................... 32Doctor of Pharmacy Degree...................................................................................................... 146EEducation .................................................................................................................................. 112Educational Administration ...................................................................................................... 121, 135English ...................................................................................................................................... 74English Proficiency Requirement ............................................................................................. 30Environmental Toxicology........................................................................................................ 46FFaculty....................................................................................................................................... 22Fees ........................................................................................................................................... 5Financial Aid............................................................................................................................. 10Fine Arts.................................................................................................................................... 77Foreign Language Requirement................................................................................................ 30GGoals ......................................................................................................................................... 21Grading .................................................................................................................................... 35Graduate Faculty....................................................................................................................... 13Graduation Fees ........................................................................................................................ 10HHealth Education....................................................................................................................... 140History....................................................................................................................................... 79Human Performance ................................................................................................................. 142Human Services & Consumer Sciences.................................................................................... 82IIncompletes............................................................................................................................... 36Industrial Technology ............................................................................................................... 56JJournalism................................................................................................................................. 66KKinesiology............................................................................................................................... 140LLiberal Arts ............................................................................................................................... 66Library....................................................................................................................................... 5147
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TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITYThe Gradua
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GENERAL INFORMATIONThe statements s
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The Social Work Program is accredit
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Refunds for courses dropped during
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Respond to All Requests for Additio
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14GRADUATE FACULTYABDEL-RAHMAN, FAW
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ENIGBOKAN, MOFOLORUNSO A. .........
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MEHTA, CHANDER S. .................
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SWAN, L. ALEX .....................
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Each academic department has facult
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credits can be applied toward the d
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The following are some factors that
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REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPLETION OF THE
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FOREIGN LANGUAGE EXAMINATIONThe pas
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Foundations of Education, Research,
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CHOICE OF MAJOR ADVISORAt the time
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the work for the degree must be 500
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GRADUATION UNDER A SPECIFIC BULLETI
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Biology 439 Principles of Biology (
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CHEM 573 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY FOR TE
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DEGREE REQUIREMENTSDoctor of Philos
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TIME LIMIT FOR THEDOCTOR OF PHILOSO
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ES 911 GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY & MASS SP
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Fifteen (15) additional credit hour
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MATH 638 PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUAT
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60COURSE DESCRIPTIONSITEC 531 POST
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CURRICULUM SUMMARY1. Foundations (C
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TMGT 890 Transportation Seminar (3)
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College of Liberal Arts andBehavior
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSCommunicationsCM
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TC 498 PERSPECTIVES ON NATIONAL & I
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Students who select either Plan A o
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Students whose application material
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ADMISSION CRITERIAIn addition to th
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HIST 640 UNITED STATES SINCE 1900 (
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• Child and Family Development,
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FN 436* COMMUNITY NUTRITION (3) Epi
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3. Secure departmental recommendati
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PSY 637 Personality Assessment (3)
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3. Satisfactory performance on the
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Page 112 and 113: COURSE REQUIREMENTSThe Master of Bu
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Page 130 and 131: CURRICULUM SUMMARYMaster of Educati
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