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Candidacy Examination
- the candidacy examination is normally held within two years of a student's commencement of the program when most, if not all, of the course work is completed and the thesis is started or well defined
- departments are responsible for establishing candidacy examination procedures and recommending candidacy examining committee members
Notice and Approval of Examining Committee & Examination Date
Committee Membership Checklist
the candidacy examination must be passed no less than six months prior to taking the final oral examination
- once the candidacy is passed (or conditions of a conditional pass are satisfied) departments must complete the following form and submit to the FGSR
Report of Completion of Candidacy Examination
For complete details on examinations, see the Graduate Program Manual--Section 8: Supervision, Oral Examinations, and Program Completion.
Final Oral Examination
Following the exam, the department completes the Thesis Approval/Program Completion form
For complete details on examinations, see the Graduate Program Manual--Section 8: Supervision, Oral Examinations, and Program Completion.
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