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INSTRUCTIONS
FOR PROGRAM APPROVAL
- Declaring
the Physical Sciences Major:
- Meet
with the general academic advisor for the Physical Sciences
Program in 1120 Physics Building.
- Submit
declaration of major paperwork to the College of Computer,
Mathematics and Physical Sciences in 3400 A.V. Williams
Building.
- IMPORTANT:
You must complete 18 of your 24 upper-level credits
for your three distributive areas after you declare
Physical Sciences as your major.
- Getting
approval for your program proposal:
- Select
three (3) areas of concentration from ASTR, CHEM, CMSC,
GEOL, ENES, MATH, METO, and PHYS.
- Determine
which of the three areas of concentration will be your
main area; then confer with the assigned advisor for
this chosen field. Have a copy of your transcript available
for review by each of the three advisors.
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- Confer
with the advisors of the other two areas of interest
in order to develop your program. Obtain the signature
of the advisor in each area in PART I of the application.
The Signature must be that of the advisor on the Physical
Sciences Committee. The advisor in your main area
should review and sign the program application last.
- Complete
the application (PARTS I AND II). Please attach a typed
statement of your educational goals and an explanation
of how your chosen program fits these goals.
- Submit
your application to the Physical Sciences Advisor (1120
Physics Building) for approval by the Physical Sciences
Committee. The Committee meets once per semester, usually
at the end of the semester.
- IMPORTANT:
You must submit a program proposal within one semester
of declaring Physical Sciences as your major. This policy
is designed to prevent unnecessary delays in graduation.
Your program must be approved by the Physical Sciences
Committee prior to your graduation.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
- At
least 18 credits applied to a second degree must be
in work not applied to the requirements for the primary
degree.
- Any
changes in an approved program must have approval of
both the student's advisor and the Chairperson.
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