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egulation requires the approval of the Dean of the Graduate School. The maximum student load during a six-week summerterm is six semester hours.REPEATED COURSESWhen a course is repeated, the semester hours attempted and the grade and quality points earned in the course when lasttaken shall be counted toward satisfying graduation and/ or certification requirements. When a course is repeated, the semesterhours attempted and the grade and quality points earned in the course when it was taken prior to the last time shall bedisregarded for graduation or certification requirements.MAJOR, MINOR, AND COGNATE COURSESThe following statements regarding major, minor, and cognate courses apply to non-professional degrees. Detailed descriptionsof degree programs for teachers are found in departmental sections of the catalog.Each graduate student will select a field of specialization which shall be known as his or her “major.” This field of specializationmay consist of work in a single department or it may consist of work in two or more closely related departments. Thefirst case is called a “departmental major,” the second, a “composite major.”DEPARTMENTAL MAJORA student who is working towards a degree must select a department or specialization which shall be known as his/her“major.” At least one half of the total hours required for the departmental major shall be taken in the major department.DEPARTMENTAL MINORA student who chooses a program calling for a major and a minor must complete 9 to 12 semester hours of work in theminor area acceptable for graduate credit. The remainder of the hours required for the degree in the respective fields shallbe taken in the major field or in a cognate area suggested by the major advisor.COMPOSITE MAJORA student who wishes to become an applicant for the master’s degree with a composite major must select a department ofspecialization which will be known as his/her “department of concentration.” He/she will take not less than the minimumnumber of hours required to obtain a major in the department of concentration, exclusive of research courses. He/she willalso take at least six semester hours in each of two or more departments to be named by his or her department of concentration.COGNATE COURSESA cognate course is one which supplements the work of the major or minor. Cognate courses to the extent of nine semesterhours outside the student’s major or minor departments may be elected when, in the opinion of the advisor, it seems desirable.CHANGES IN PROGRAMChanges from one program to another (including changes from one degree to another, from one major to another, etc.) shallbe requested by the student through the head of the department and Dean of the Graduate School. However, a student maynot change his/her program during the semester or summer term when he or she is to graduate.SUBSTITUTION OF COURSESReasonable and logical substitutions (within a department and within an area) may be made when authorized by the advisorand the head of the major department and approved by the Dean of the Graduate School. The Dean shall transmit approvedsubstitutions to the Registrar. All petitions for substitutions must be submitted through appropriate officials not later thantwo weeks before the candidate’s date of intended graduation.WAIVING OF COURSESNo graduate course requirements will be waived.APPLICATION FOR GRADUATIONEach candidate for graduation must file in the Graduate Office an “Application for Graduation” by the date specified in theAcademic Calendar. Any student who fails to graduate after applying for graduation must file a new application to graduateat a subsequent time.38
GRADUATION UNDER A SPECIFIC BULLETINThe student may elect to graduate under the bulletin in force at the time of his or her initial matriculation in the GraduateSchool, provided that the bulletin was not issued more than six years (seven years for doctoral programs) prior to the dateof the student’s graduation. The student is required to indicate in his/her application for graduation the bulletin under whichthe student proposes to graduate and meet the requirements in that bulletin.COMMENCEMENT CONVOCATIONAll graduating students shall participate in the commencement exercises. Only students who have completed all requirementsfor the degree can participate in the commencement exercises.CONTINUOUS ENROLLMENTAll graduate students engaged in independent study or in research related to the preparation of a thesis or dissertation mustbe enrolled at Texas Southern University for a minimum of three semester hours during each semester or summer sessionin which the study or research occurs.Except for students who must remove incomplete grades, all graduate students must be enrolled at Texas Southern Universityduring the semester in which degree program requirements are expected to be completed. The requirements include butare not limited to the English Proficiency Examination, the Comprehensive Examination in the major and/or minor areas,Foreign Language Examination, Thesis or Dissertation Examination, and Final Doctoral Examination.SUMMER SESSIONThe University holds a summer session of two six-week terms. It is possible to fulfill all of the requirements for the master’sdegree by attendance at summer sessions.Graduate courses offered in the summer are taught by members of the regular faculty, supplemented by a number of visitingprofessors.NOTE: Not all of the courses shown in this bulletin are offered every year. The class schedule, published just before theopening of each semester or term, carries the particular courses to be offered and the hours at which they are to meet.39
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CURRICULUM SUMMARYMaster of Educati
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