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Graduate Studies Forms
Listed below are forms that you may use as you advance through your program as a graduate student in the College of Education.
The forms listed below are published by the College of Education. For Graduate School forms visit their webpage.
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Advisor Change Form | Doctoral Approved Program Form | Doctoral Dissertation Proposal Form | Exit Survey, College of Education | EDMS Course Equivalency | Comprehensive Examination Application | Foundational Competencies Policy/MCEE | Graduate Studies Registration/Adjustment Petition | Oral Announcement | Provisional Removal | Seminar Paper Title Page Form | Withdrawal Procedures | Retroactive Withdrawal Procedures | Graduate School Forms |
Change of Advisorform.pdf![]() |
Doctoral Approved Program Form |
Doctoral Dissertation Proposal Form is signed by a minimum of three committee members approving the proposed dissertation study. The advisor and the student should discuss who should serve as members of the committee. It is not necessary to seek official approval (by the Department, College or Graduate School) of the committee members prior to the proposal meeting. (However, please note that another similar committee form, the Nomination of the Dissertation Committee Form, is required prior to the FINAL oral defense that must have official approval by the Department, College, and Graduate School.)Note: Students undertaking research using human subjects will need to seek and obtain approval from the Institutional Review Board (IRB) prior to starting their research. What is an IRB? Back to Top |
Exit Survey, College of Education The College of Education will request graduates to file an exit survey. In the semester of graduation, graduates will receive, by e-mail, instructions, and passwords in order to file the survey on-line. This survey information is used to determine how education programs can be improved. Your participation in the survey is important to the College as it enables us to evaluate our strengths and weaknesses. More importantly, this survey gives you the opportunity to assess your professional competence and to evaluate the University of Maryland's performance in preparing this important endeavor. Back to Top |
A EDMSEquivForm.pdf![]() Back to Top |
Comprehensive Examination Application Back to Top |
Foundational Compentencies Policy/MCEE |
Graduate Studies Registration/Adjustment Petition Form COERegPet.pdf![]() Requests for a late registration or adjustment of coursework for a previous semester must receive the approval of the Graduate School. To request late registration or registration changes for a previous semester please complete and submit the "Petition for Waiver of Regulation" . To withdraw from all classes please see section on “Withdrawal Procedures – Graduate Students”. Back to Top |
This OralAnnounce.pdf![]() Back to Top |
ProvRemvl.pdf![]() Back to Top |
Seminar Paper Title Format Back to Top |
Graduate students may request a withdrawal from all classes any time between the first and last day of classes for the semester. To withdraw, please follow the procedures provided online by the Office of the Registrar and submit the “Degree-Seeking Graduate Student Withdrawal Form”. Students in off-campus programs must also provide a copy of the withdrawal form to the College of Education via email at oss-graduateservices@umd.edu Refunds for withdrawing from all classes is determined by the date that the student submits the withdrawal request. Please refer to the “Refund Schedule” in the “Academic Deadlines” to determine the percentage of tuition that may be refundable. |
Retroactive Withdrawal Procedures Graduate students may request a withdrawal from all classes any time between the first and last day of classes for the semester. In exceptional cases, a retroactive withdrawal may be requested. |
Forms Published by the GRADUATE SCHOOL Back to Top |
Important Deadlines for Graduating Students |