
Steps to Graduation
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How to Apply to Graduate
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Geosciences Graduate Handbook
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Thesis/Dissertation Instructions
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Ph.D. Graduation Instructions with forms
Please visit the website link above for full details.
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Apply Online at: https://my.isu.edu 
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Graduation applications must be submitted no later than Friday of midterm week of the semester in which you plan to graduate. 
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For those wishing to graduate in August, applications must be submitted by the last day of the Spring semester. 
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Caps and Gowns information packets are available at the following locations: the ISU Bookstore, Registration and Records, and the Graduate School. For other information concerning caps and gowns, contact the ISU Bookstore at (208) 282-3237. 
Undergraduate Students
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Submit application for graduation online through MyISU. Click on the Academic Tools, then click the Apply to Graduate link under the Graduation Planning channel. A non-refundable $20.00 graduation application fee per degree and application is required. 
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The online graduation application for each semester will be available via MyISU until Friday of mid-term week each semester and until the last day of Spring semester for August graduation. 
Graduate Students
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Final Program of Study must be turned into the Graduate School one semester prior to intended graduation (Dates and Deadlines). 
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Submit application for graduation online through MyISU. Click on the Academic Tools, then click the Apply to Graduate link under the Graduation Planning channel. A non-refundable $20.00 graduation application fee per degree and application is required. 
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Oral Examination (non-thesis and dissertation/thesis) must be held no later than 3 weeks prior to graduation. (see Dates and Deadlines). A written notification of the exam must be submitted to the Graduate School no later than one week prior to the exam. 
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Comprehensive written exam deadlines vary by department, but must be completed before final oral defense (see Graduate Catalog). 
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Thesis/dissertation copies in substantially final form should be in the hands of the examining committee at least 2 weeks prior to the date scheduled for the oral examination. New Thesis/Dissertation Manual (Effective for May 2018 Candidates and Beyond) 
