A person may apply for admission as either a regular graduate student or a visiting graduate student:
| (1) | Regular graduate students have previously earned
a bachelor's degree or the equivalent and intend to engage in a program of study leading to
a graduate degree. Admission as a regular graduate student signifies admission to a
particular program of study leading to a master's degree or into postmaster's study.
Acceptance of a graduate student into a program of study leading to a doctor's degree is not
implied by admission to the graduate school but is usually signified by the appointment of
a doctoral supervisory committee for a student who has been previously admitted to the
graduate school. |
| (2) | Visiting graduate students are students in good standing at another graduate institution who desire to enroll for a single quarter in the graduate school at this university and who intend thereafter to return to the graduate school where they are engaged in a program of study for an advanced degree. |
[Order 72-5, § 478-160-075, filed 11/6/72.]