Questions may be directed to the Fellowship Office staff at 333-0036. We appreciate your assistance in completing and returning the forms by February 1. An Exploration , Jossey-Bass, San Francisco, 1998. An anthology of articles that focuses on the experiences of graduate students, with many recommendations for good practices in graduate programs. Excerpts from three articles follow.
Early attrition is vastly superior to late attrition.
Since January 1995, approval by the Graduate College for undergraduate students to take a 400-level course is no longer necessary. To enroll in such a course, undergraduate students should secure written approval from the instructor of the course and ask the teaching department that offers the course to add the class to their schedule. If in the process of adding the 400-level course, the department staff gets a message that the requested enrollment exceeds the maximum allowed for the term, the students should be directed to see a dean in their undergraduate college office for approval of the overload. Each undergraduate college is free to adopt additional rules for its students regarding this process. However, the Graduate College and the Office of Admissions and Records are unaware of any undergraduate colleges that have done so.