Admissions and Recruiting Training
Graduate Program Manager
Role
A graduate program manager works under the direction of the graduate coordinator to handle many of the procedural matters concerning students’ graduate programs. The graduate program manager is actively involved in tracking a student’s progress from the moment that an application arrives until the student graduates. Graduate program managers are often responsible for maintaining files for graduate applicants and students and for dispersing reports sent to the department by Graduate Studies. Graduate program managers may also be required to respond to students’ questions about the application to their respective graduate program, and about policies and procedures once the students are accepted into a program.
Admissions & Recruiting Resources
Recruiting guide for graduate program managers.
View PDFAnnual Admission Update: each May, programs submit needed updates to their catalog page (contact information and admission requirements) and their application.
View CatalogQuick reference guide for working in AIM.
View GuideTutorials and documentation for Slate.
View TutorialsDeferments vs. Forms vs. Petitions
Program managers request deferments on the student's behalf.
Admission deferment options—medical, military, mission, and visa—allow students to defer the start of their program for a period of one semester to one year. These deferments may be renewed for a second year upon request and approval. After two years of deferment, students will be reassessed to determine eligibility to start their program. In most cases, students who request to exceed the two-year deferment limit will be advised to reapply for admission. Matriculated students are unable to request a deferment but may apply for a leave of absence (refer to the Leave of Absence policy).
Request DefermentFor students who have matriculated. This is a PDF form; see Advisement.
View FormTwo forms are currently in PDF format: the Integrated/Joint Program form and the Fee Payment form. The Fee Payment form can also be used in Advisement, specifically for an application to resume studies.
All FormsPetition for Admissions:
- Application/Admission - Late
- Bachelor's Degree Needed
- GPA < 2.5
- < 120 Credit Hours
- Non-Accredited or 3-Year Degree
- Other-Admission
- English Proficiency
Admission Policies
Chapters 3 and 4 of the Graduate Studies Policy Handbook