Advising All graduate students must consult with their faculty advisor each semester in order to select appropriate courses and make class reservations. Graduate advising is designed to meet the individual needs and goals of the student. Student handbooks are available from advisors and in the College of Education offices. Evaluation of Instruction Students are given opportunities to evaluate programs and instructors at the end of each semester. A form is completed by each student at the end of each course.
All responses are confidential and are used as one way of assessing teaching and learning.
In Education Students are responsible for all information concerning procedures and degree requirements in both the graduate catalog and in the student handbook. The faculty advisor will work closely with the student in planning each semester s program, but it is the student s responsibility to be certain that all requirements are fulfilled and all deadlines are met. General Requirements Candidates for the Master of Arts degree in Education must satisfy the basic requirements of the Graduate Division and the college requirements in their program area. In those programs requiring a thesis, the college offers the option of an alternate plan. Students who elect this alternate plan must consult with their faculty advisor concerning the additional course work required.