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Application for Candidacy
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Deadlines for 2009
| Completion of
Degree |
Forms due in
Student
Services* |
| March 2009 (end of
Winter09) |
December 4, 2008 |
| June 2009 (end of
Spring09) |
February 27, 2009 |
| September 2009 (end of
Summer09) |
May 28, 2009 |
| December 2009 (end of
Fall09) |
August 27, 2009 |
*Please note: Failure to
meet the posted deadline may result in a one quarter delay in
receiving your diploma.
Graduation Requirements: 72 units minimum AND a cumulative GPA
of 3.0 or better are needed to graduate.
Please refer to your respective Student Handbooks if you need
further information on graduate requirements.
- All information must be legible.
- Complete both forms for candidacy (application form -
front and back, and
worksheet).
- Signatures: Only your signature is
required - on EACH of the three different pages.
(Signature from the Dean will be
obtained by Student Services when you have completed your degree.)
- Course Information: Refer to
SISWEB. If you have
tested out of a core course, please note that on the worksheet.
- Forms should be submitted no earlier than three weeks
prior to the posted deadline. Forms received any
earlier will be returned to students.
Joint Degree Students: The GSM will accept up to 12 units
of coursework from your other degree toward our 72 unit degree
total. These "shared" units must be approved in advance.
Please see the GSM Registrar for details.
The exception is the MBA/JD. See details below:
MBA/JD Joint Degree
Required Courses:
200A - Financial Accounting
201A - Individual and Group Dynamics
202A - Markets & the Firm
203A - Data Analysis for Managers
204 - Marketing Management
205 - Financial Management & Policy
Breadth Courses (must have completed at least 3):
200B, 201B, 202B, 204B, 206, or 208
Electives: 30 quarter units of MGT elective course work
Jt. MBA/Law students may not take 215 or 264 for credit toward the
MBA.
Minimum GSM units required: 57 MGT units
10 semester units of law course work will count toward the MBA.
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