Academic Policy

In order to graduate with a M.S. in mathematics, students must successfully complete graduate courses and a culminating activity chosen from either the Thesis, Project or Exam Option as described here.

• Graduate Courses
  A student must achieve a GPA of 3.0 or better each and every semester they are enrolled, through program completion. The first time a student fails to meet the semester GPA they will be placed on academic notice by the Graduate College, but can continue in the program. As soon as a student is placed on academic notice, they must arrange a meeting with the Mathematics Program Coordinator. The second time a student fails to meet the semester GPA requirement, the student will be adminstratively withdrawn by the Graduate College.

  If a student fails to achieve a program GPA of 3.0 or better, they are ineligible for a degree.

  If a student takes a course for undergraduate credit, they may NOT again take the class for graduate credit.

• Culminating Activity
Successful completion of the culminating activity will be determined by the student's Advisor and Supervisory Committee, if applicable.
• University Policies
  This is not a complete academic policy. Please consult the current Graduate Catalog for a complete description of Graduate Academic Regulations.