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GALLATIN SCHOOL OF INDIVIDUALIZED STUDYRevised M.A. Degree RequirementsBeginning in Summer 2013SUMMARY OF M.A. DEGREE COMPONENTS(effective for students matriculating in Summer 2013 and later)REQUIRED UNITS ................................................................................40 units *†Graduate Core ...........................................................................................14 unitsDistributed as follows:Proseminar ...............................................................................................4 unitsAdditional Gallatin Graduate Course ............................................................4 unitsThesis Proposal Seminar .............................................................................2 unitsMaster’s Thesis I ........................................................................................2 unitsMaster’s Thesis II .......................................................................................2 unitsElectives.....................................................................................................26 unitsCourses offered by Gallatin or other NYU schools, or Gallatin individualized projects (see limitations below)OTHER REQUIREMENTSMaster’s ThesisCompletion of a research, artistic, or project thesisAcademic Good StandingFinal minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0Residency Requirement.............................................................................28 unitsMust be earned at NYU while enrolled in GallatinClassroom Unit Requirement ....................................................................14 unitsMinimum (excluding graduate core)OPTIONS AND LIMITATIONSIndividualized Projects: Independent Studies,Tutorials,Internships, and Private LessonsMaximum permitted (not required)..................................................................12 unitsTransfer Credit/Course Equivalency CreditsMaximum accepted (not required) ...................................................................12 unitsTime Limit for Completion of the Master’s Degree—maximum 6 years*Students may not exceed the required number of units for the degree.†No undergraduate courses will be counted for credit toward the master’s degree.NewYork University Bulletin 2012-2013 139
NEW YORK UNIVERSITYMaster of ArtsDegreeRequirementsUNDERSTANDING YOUR DEGREE REQUIREMENTSThe majority of the student’s program is self-selected.There are, however, certain basic structuralrequirements. Regardless of their concentration, all Gallatin students earn the samedegree: a Master of Arts in Individualized Study.Total UnitsTo be eligible for the Master of Arts degree, students must complete 40 units within sixyears of matriculating in Gallatin. Students may not exceed the required number of units forthe degree, and all courses must be taken at the graduate level.Graduate CoreAll students are required to take five Gallatin courses: one of the proseminars; a Gallatingraduate course, the Thesis Proposal Seminar; Master’s Thesis I and Master’s Thesis II. Formore information about these courses, see pages 75-79.ElectivesStudents complete 26 units in elective courses offered by Gallatin or other NYU schools,or Gallatin individualized projects. Gallatin students may take courses throughout the graduatedegree-granting programs of NYU as listed on page 69 of the 2012-13 Gallatin Bulletin.It should be noted that some courses have prerequisites, and others may be limited tostudents in their respective departments. Graduate students will not receive credit for undergraduatecourse work, with the exception of certain courses in the department of UndergraduateFilm and Television as explained in the 2012-13 Gallatin Bulletin.OTHER REQUIREMENTSMaster’s ThesisThe culmination of the student’s work at Gallatin is the master’s thesis. For information regardingthe thesis requirements, see pages 75-79.Academic Good StandingStudents must maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0 (B) to remain inacademic good standing, and a final minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0 is requiredfor graduation. For more information about academic good standing, see page 100.Please note:Academic good standing is not the same as satisfactory academic progress.Satisfactoryacademic progress refers to the number of units a student must complete in a giventime period to maintain eligibility for financial aid. For more information about satisfactoryacademic progress, see “Eligibility for Financial Aid,” page 115.140 NewYork University Bulletin 2012-2013
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