Introduction
Handbook Overview
This handbook is a guide for Department of Educational Psychology (EDP) graduate students, designed to help you navigate your program. Because policies and procedures may change, always refer to this online version of the handbook for the most up-to-date information.
Your faculty adviser and Area Chair / Program Director will also provide guidance regarding program-specific requirements. For broader policies, deadlines and resources, see the:
Students are responsible for understanding the policies and procedures that apply to their degree. Use all available resources, and plan ahead to meet deadlines.
Questions? If you or your faculty adviser can’t find the answer to a question, the EDP Graduate Adviser and Department staff are here to help.
Handbook Contents
- Introduction
- New EDP Graduate Students
- Department Organization & Contacts
- Advising and Registration
- Course Waivers
- Degree Plans (Program of Work)
- Grades
- En-Route Master's Degrees (Ph.D. Students)
- Ph.D. Students: QP, Candidacy, Dissertation
- Leave of Absence, Withdrawals and Dismissals
- Graduation
- Funding & Employment
- Campus Services & Support
- Student Responsibilities, Rights & Protections
- Joining Professional Organizations
- Subject Pool Researcher Information
- Program-Specific Handbook Addendums