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3.2.2 Residency Policy for Graduate Students: Implementation

Last updated on:
Tuesday, September 6, 2016

The following describes the process for establishing and monitoring a plan to achieve residency, and transferring credit for work done at other academic institutions toward Stanford’s residency requirement.

1. Establishing and Monitoring a Plan to Achieve Residency

PROCESS STEPS RESPONSIBILITY
1. Confirms an academic plan to meet the residency requirement for the intended degree, including completion of the required Application for Candidacy, and any other requirements for the specific degree being sought.  Student and department
2.  Reviews residency status as degree conferral approaches. Department
3. Reviews the student’s record at the time of degree conferral to ensure that the student has satisfied residency requirements, and that degrees are conferred only upon completion of required residency. Registrar 
4. Responds to student inquiries about residency requirements for degrees/degree combinations. Registrar

 

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2. Transferring Graduate Residency Credit

PROCESS STEPS RESPONSIBILITY
1. Lists courses taken elsewhere, and indicate the Stanford equivalent on the Application for Graduate Residency Credit form. Student
2. Obtains necessary approvals (department/program Student Services staff, and Advisor and/or Department Chair). Student
3. Forwards completed form to the Office of the Registrar. Student
4. Evaluates and awards transfer credit as appropriate in PeopleSoft Student Administration. Registrar

 

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