General Catalogue 1992-1993

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1992-93
GRADUATE
SCHOOL BULLETIN
THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA
Directory
Note: Health Service:
All numbers are in area code 404. Gilbert Health Center; 542-1162
(Effective May 1992, the area code will be Housing Office:
706.) Russell Hall; 542-1421
Graduate School: International Services and Programs:
Boyd Graduate Studies Research Center; 210 Memorial Hall; 542-1557
542-2925
Graduate Records Office; 542-4806 Libraries:
Graduation Office; 542-4803 Main Library, North Campus; 542-7501
Business Office; 542-4798 Science Library, Boyd Graduate Studies
Research Center; 542-4535
Graduate Admissions:
Parking Services:
534 Boyd Graduate Studies Research
Center; 542-1787 Perimeter Parking Lot; 542-7275
Registrar:
Bookstore, University:
Sanford Drive; 542-3171 105 Academic Building; 542-4040
Career Planning and Placement: Student Activities:
Clark Howell Hall; 542-3375 Tate Student Center; 542-7774
Fees Payment: Student Affairs, Office of the Vice
Business Services Building; 542-1625 President for:
201 Academic Building; 542-3564
Financial Aid:
Tate Student Center:
220 Academic Building; 542-6147
Information; 542-3816
Graduate Student Association:
517 Boyd Graduate Studies Research
Center; 542-4792
1992-1993 Graduate Bulletin
THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA
A Unit of the University System of Georgia
The University ofGeorgia is committed to the
principle ofaffirmative action and shall notdis-
criminateagainstotherwisequalifiedpersonson
thebasisofrace,color,religion,nationalorigin,
sex,age,physicalormental handicap,disability,
orveteran'sstatusinitsrecruitment,admissions,
employment, facility and program accessibility,
orservices.
While every effort is made to provide accurate
andcurrentinformation,the Universityreserves
the right to change,without notice, statements
in the Bulletin concerning rules, policies, fees.
curricula, courses, calendar, or other matters.
Students enrolled at the University agree to
comply with the University's rules and regula-
tionsandtoaccommodatetoanychangesneces-
sary. Further, the statements set forth in this
bulletin are forinformational purposesonly and
shouldnotbeconstruedasthebasisofacontract
bervveen a student and the institution.
Studentshavetheresponsibilitytorkeepingthem•
selves apprised of current graduation require
ments for their particular degree programs.

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Graduate School
Bulletin
1992-93
The University of Georgia is committed to
the principle of affirmative action and shall
not discriminate against otherwise qualified
persons on the basis of race, color, religion,
national origin, sex, age, physical or mental
handicap, disability; or veteran's status in its
recruitment, admissions, emplovment, facili-
ty and program accessibility, or services.
While every effort is made to provide accu-
rate and current information, trie University
reserves the right to change, without notice,
statements in the Bulletin concerning rules,
policies, fees, curricula, courses, calendar, or
other matters. Students enrolled at the Uni-
versity agree to comply with the University's
rules ana regulations and to accommodate to
anv changes necessary. Further, the statements
set forth in this bulletin are for informational
purposes only and should not be construed
as trie basis of a contract between a student
and the institution.
Students have the responsibility for keeping
themselves apprised of current graduation
requirements for their particular degree pro-
gram.
The University of Georgia
A Unit of the University Systcm of Georgi
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Table of Contents
Academic Calendar, 1992-93 Academic Regulations and Procedures 26
Campus Map Use of Credit 26
Cumulative Graduate Average 26
The University System of Georgia 12 Extension and Correspondence 26
Institutions of the University of Georgia 13 Resident Credit in Graduate Centers 26
Board of Regents 14 Application for Graduation 26
Officers and Staff 14 Graduation Exercises 27
Awarding Doctoral Degrees
The University of Georgia 15 University Faculty 27
Officers of General Administration 15 Probation and Dismissal 27
Colleges and Schools 16 Appeals 27
Administrative Officers of the Student Education Records 27
Graduate School 16 Academic Honesty 28
Research with Human Participants 28
General University Information 17
Student Services 29
History, Purpose, and Organization 18
Housing 29
Admission 18
Disability Services 29
Requirements 18
Financial Information, Assistance,
Entrance Tests 19
and Awards 29
International Applicants 19
Expenses 29
Application for Readmission 19
Fee Refunds 30
Change of Degree Objective 20 Academic Common Market 30
Classification of Graduate Students 20
Classification of Students
Admission and Registration of Persons
62 Years of Age or Older 21 for Tuition Purposes 30
General University Awards 31
Registration 22
Predoctoral Assistantships 32
Course Load 22
Departmental Awards 32
Course Numbers 22
Graduate Research Facilities 38
Enrollment—in Graduate Centers and Institutes 38
Courses Law/Undergraduate
Research Organizations 44
Students 22
Libraries and Museums 46
Irregular Students 23
Grading Reporting System 23 General Degrees 49
Special Instructional Programs 24 Master of Arts and Master of Science 50
Combined Degree Programs 24 Doctor of Philosophy 52
Study Abroad Programs 24 Interdisciplinary Doctoral Programs 56
Cortona Program 24
Volcani Program for Graduate Professional Degrees 57
Students from the College of Master's Degrees 58
Agricultural and Environmental Program Descriptions 59
Sciences 25 Master of Accountancy 59
International, Off-Campus, Master of Agricultural Economics 60
and In-Service Education Master of Agricultural Extension 60
Office 25 Master of Applied Mathematical
Cooperative Education 25 Science 60
Advanced Placement Program Master of Art Education 60
for Teachers 25 Master of Arts for Teachers 60
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