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OSPB Handbook

 

Appendicies

 

Appendix A - Statement on Satisfactory or Reasonable Progress

 

Students are considered to be making satisfactory or reasonable progress toward their degree if they follow the curriculum prescribed in our Time Line of Events, shown below (unless alterations are approved by the Graduate Studies Committee). Attendance at Program Seminars (Biochemp 790), required Student Seminars (Biochemp 760, 796 and/or 796A) and Program Events such as the Fall Symposium and Spring Poster Session are important parts of satisfactory and reasonable progress. Two unsatisfactory grades in any of these courses is considered lack of reasonable progress and will be reported to the Graduate School and a warning will be issued (Graduate School Handbook section II.4.8) Further unsatisfactory grades may result in denial of   registration (Graduate School Handbook section II.4.7).

 

Satisfactory and reasonable progress toward Doctoral Research must be maintained as documented by satisfactory grades (S) in research courses (999).  Two unsatisfactory grades (U) in Doctoral Research could result in dismissal from the Program. Any student who receives two unsatisfactory grades in Doctoral Research will be requested to appear before their Advisory Committee and/or the Graduate Studies Committee to discuss the reasons for the unsatisfactory progress.

 

Time Line of Events

 

Year 1: Autumn – Summer

Year 2: Autumn – Summer

Year 3:  Autumn - Summer

Year 4 and subsequent years

Dissertation Year

 

Last Update: 26-Aug-2009