Updated Grad. U of M Dual Form

Updated Grad. U of M Dual Form

GRADUATE PETITION TO ELECT COURSES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-ANN ARBOR Date: _____________________ Name: ______________________________________________ Student Number: _________________ Last First M.I. Address: ____________________________________________ Telephone: ______________________ Street ____________________________________________ City State Zip Current Status: Master’s ________ PhD ________ EdD ________ 6th Year Program _______ Current Grade Point Average: _____________ I hereby petition for permission to elect __________ hours of credit at The University of Michigan to be earned for the __________ (Term/Year). I have previously elected __________ course hours at The University of Michigan under the dual elections plan. *See note on reverse side. 1st Class School or College Department Title of Course Course No. Credit ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 2. Approved: ______________________________ 3. Approved: ____________________________________ WSU Department Chair UM Department Chair Date: ___________________________ Date: _________________________ 2nd Class School or College Department Title of Course Course No. Credit ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 4. Approved: ______________________________ 5. Approved: ___________________________________ WSU Department Chair UM Department Chair Date: ___________________________ Date: _________________________ 1. Approved: ________________________________ Date: ______________________________ Graduate Advisor For Registrar’s Use Only: The total tuition and fees are: $___________ covering _____hours of work, including ________ hours at Wayne State University and _____hours at The University of Michigan. 6. ____________________________________________ Date: ______________________________ Registrar, Wayne State University 7. ____________________________________________ Date: ______________________________ Registrar, The University of Michigan GRADUATE PETITION TO ELECT COURSES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Policy In March of 1961, the Board of Governors of Wayne State University and the Board of Regents of the University of Michigan adopted an agreement to permit students enrolled in one university to elect courses in the other “without formal institutional admission or the payment of an additional fee.” Graduate students in good standing may, at the option of their Department, elect graduate courses at The University of Michigan subject to the following guidelines. 1. Masters students may elect no more than one third of their total degree program exclusive of thesis or essay, and Doctoral students may elect any number of hours exclusive of the residence requirements for the degree and dissertation direction. A doctoral student is defined as a Wayne State University graduate student who has formally been admitted to a Doctoral program. The Departments and Colleges/Schools of the University reserve the authority to authorize a lesser number of graduate hours in the dual election status. 2. Students may elect only those courses at The University of Michigan under this plan for which there is not an equivalent course offered by Wayne State University. 3. Only those University of Michigan courses completed with a grade of “B” or equivalent shall be credited toward a Wayne State graduate program. 4. Grades received in University of Michigan courses shall not be included in determining a Wayne State University graduate student’s honor point average. 5. A student whose cumulative honor point average is less than 3.0 shall not be permitted to elect a course at The University of Michigan under this agreement. 6. Credits earned at The University of Michigan prior to the adoption of this agreement will be accepted retroactively in accordance with other provisions of this agreement, provided the course(s) was taken with the 6-year time limit established for completion of the Master’s degree. Procedures 1. Student completes the top portion of the petition, as denoted by the double line. Student must obtain the signatures of their Graduate Advisor prior to securing the signature(s) of the WSU Department Chair(s) approving the election of the UM coursework. The sequential order in which signatures must be obtained is listed on the petition. 2. Student presents the petition to The University of Michigan to secure the signature of the appropriate Department Chair(s) and returns the petition to the Office of the Registrar at WSU by emailing a scanned copy to [email protected] . 3. The Office of the Registrar (WSU) completes the lower portion of the forms indicating the total tuition payable to WSU for the specified term, the total number of credit hours for which the student is registered, and the number of credit hours designated to each institution. The WSU Registrar’s signature stamp is affixed to the petition. 4. The Office of the Registrar forwards the document to The University of Michigan. PLEASE NOTE: Student must request that the instructor complete a Supplemental Grade Report at the end of the term and forward it to the Office of the Registrar at the University of Michigan. Office of the Registrar, 5057 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Michigan 48202 .

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