If nondegree students later wish to obtain SPEA graduate degrees, they must apply for admission to the specific degree program. The following academic regulations of the School of Public and Environmental Affairs are applicable to all graduate programs. Additional campus-specific policies also may apply. In accordance with Indiana University regulations, student records are confidential and are available to other persons only under specific conditions as outlined in university regulations. Student Rights Rights of students are included in a handbook available on each campus.
Due process is followed in the event of disciplinary or other actions.
Student Responsibility Students are responsible for planning their own academic programs and for meeting the requirements for their degree or certificate programs. Faculty and academic advisors may assist students in meeting their responsibilities. Applicability of Degree and Certificate Requirements Students may choose to complete either the specific degree and certificate requirements published in the appropriate bulletin at the time of entry into the university or those in the bulletin current at the time of graduation. The campus at which a student completes the majority of required course work will certify and award the degree or certificate, provided the campus is authorized to grant that degree or certificate. The student must have been admitted by the SPEA campus awarding the degree or certificate.