Summer quarter enrollment for GAs depends upon the source of support, and ranges from 7 to 12 credit hours. Former students returning after an absence of one or more years, or after completing a Master's degree, must obtain permission from the GSC to re-enroll. The allowable courseloads vary for those with fellowships or other sources of support, so consult the Graduate School Handbook for further information. New students must pay an acceptance fee prior to obtaining registration materials. Continuing students will be mailed registration materials before the fifth week of the quarter preceding the intended quarter of enrollment.
Students can pick up their telephone registration material from their academic advisor.
Students bear full responsibility for any problems which arise from failure to consult with their advisor or from failure to follow the approved course program . Failure to maintain a GPA of 3.0, or failure to maintain reasonable progress towards a degree, will result in the student being placed on probation by the Graduate School. The GSC will inform the student of the actions to be taken if they are not able to raise the GPA to 3.0 by the end of the quarter of probation. While on academic probation, the student will be permitted to continue enrollment if the student demonstrates steady improvement of the graduate GPA while taking the set of courses approved on the Graduate Course Program, but the GSC has the option to deny further registration . Reinstatement of support may be approved when the student attains a GPA of 3.0 or better.