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Texas A&M Safety Policy
Creating a safe and healthy learning environment is a high priority at Texas A&M. Please read the university's Safety Policy and visit the online Safety Manual. Download a PDF of campus emergency contacts at http://studentaffairs.tamu.edu/emergency/.

Graduate Programs
List of graduate programs at Texas A&M University

Dates and Deadlines
Here you can view calendars for the current and upcoming semester and keep informed about important deadlines

Events and Workshops
This page includes events hosted by OGS and other campus departments, providing useful information and resources for graduate students.

New Grad Student Orientation
New graduate students should register for one of the on-campus orientation dates. After the campus orientation dates, the online version of the orientation is available.

Graduate Student Workshops
Throughout each semester, the Office of Graduate Studies coordinates workshops to educate graduate students about deadlines, procedures and student services.

Degree Plan Forms
Review the process from the Degree Plan Fact Sheet, submit via the Online Degree Plan Submission System, Petition for Course Change and learn about previous coursework from the Transfer Work Fact Sheet

Graduation Steps, Application and Information
Learn the essential steps in order to graduate, the link to the graduation application and additional information about the graduation ceremony

Academic Steps and Expectations
Learn the essential Steps to Fulfill a Master's Degree, Steps to Fulfill a Doctoral Degree, Steps to Fulfill Preliminary Examination and Expectations for Graduate Study at Texas A&M University.

Expenses, Financial Aid, Fellowships and Grants
Review costs related to your graduate education at Texas A&M--including tuition, fees and the local cost of living. Then learn about fellowships, grants and other financial aid.

Assistantships, Jobs and Research Funding
Explore resources which may help you obtain employment or additional funding as a research-based graduate student.

Tuition Payments and Waivers
Guidelines and procedures for Tuition Payment for Graduate Assistants and also the Out-of-State Tuition Waiver process and form

Examination Process
Review the Required Steps to Fulfill Preliminary Examination, submit the Preliminary Examination Checklist, Request for Final Examination and Request for Exemption from Final Examination

Petition Forms
Find the Petitions Fact Sheet, Petition for Change of Committee, Petition for Change of Major/Degree/Department, Petition for Course Change, Petition for Waivers or Exceptions to University Requirements and Petition for Extension of Time Limits

Graduate Appeals Process Form (download Word doc)
Procedures for a Formal Hearing by the Graduate Appeals Panel

Other Student Forms (see links below)

Thesis Office
Learn about the services and guidance provided by the Thesis Office, relating to the preparation of a thesis, dissertation or record of study.

Ombudsperson
Learn how the ombudsperson in the Office of Graduate Studies assists members of the university community in solving problems and conflicts.

Student Resources and Services
Locate certain student resources and services. There are many academic, technological and customer service-oriented areas to help make your life as a student easier and more balanced. Also includes a link to the Student Information System "My Records at Texas A&M University."

Campus Contacts
Here you can find a list of important phone numbers, email addresses, websites and mailing addresses for many of the offices on campus related to graduate studies.

Online Publications
View or download information from digital versions of the of the Texas A&M University Graduate Catalog, Graduate Student Handbook and the Little Maroon Handbook.

Graduate Student Profiles and Former Student Profiles
Hear directly from current and former graduate students of Texas A&M University. Learn what brought them to A&M and what they gained from their experiences here.

H1N1 Flu Update - Seasonal Flu Shots Strongly Encouraged

September 2, 2009

To: Texas A&M students, faculty and staff

With the start of fall semester classes, colleges and universities nationwide, including Texas A&M, are reporting unusual spikes relatively early in the season of individuals sick with flu-like symptoms. Health officials speculate that some of the reported cases could be the H1N1 flu and suggest that strong precautionary measures be taken immediately to help reduce the spread of the illness.

As you know, H1N1 flu is spread primarily by personal contact with infected individuals. Thus, good hygienic practices, self-isolation and social distancing can significantly decrease the spread of the flu. So, if you get sick, please stay home and limit contact with others to minimize the possibility of infecting them. In such instances, employees should contact their supervisors as soon as possible and inform them of their need for time off.

We strongly encourage all students, faculty and staff to get seasonal flu vaccinations as early as possible. Immunization for H1N1 influenza is expected to be available in mid-to-late October.

For prevention tips and the latest medical information related to H1N1, we strongly encourage you to visit this web site: http://www.tamu.edu/emergency/procedures/flu.html#shs

The university will continue to operate in accordance with its pandemic plan, while also working closely with local, state and federal health authorities in a concerted effort to help ensure the health and safety of the entire Aggie Family. We have been carefully monitoring this dynamic situation for several months and will continue to keep you abreast of the latest information regarding this public health issue.

Charley Clark
Associate Vice President for University Risk & Compliance

 

About the Office of Graduate Studies

 
The Office of Graduate Studies (OGS) maintains the official record for each graduate student, and in this role serves as the primary administrative body and overarching source of information for graduate education. Once a graduate student is accepted by an academic department or college, OGS assists and facilitates progression towards completion of a graduate degree through maintenance of all official documents. Clearance for graduation, including final review of theses and dissertations when required, is performed by OGS, but the Registrar's Office is responsible for issuing all transcripts. For specific questions concerning admission into a graduate program, please contact the program or department directly.

Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 am to 5 pm  
Contact information: 302 Administration Building, 1113 TAMU, College Station, TX 77843   Ph: (979) 845-3631   Fax: (979) 862-1692   ogs@tamu.edu

Office of Graduate Studies Staff Organizational Chart (August 2009)

 

Fall 2009 Graduate Studies Deadlines

Keep up with upcoming, important dates and deadlines. View or download the Fall deadlines calendar.

 

Spring 2010 Graduate Studies Deadlines

Keep up with upcoming, important dates and deadlines. View or download the Spring deadlines calendar.

 

Summer Graduate Studies Deadlines

The Summer 2010 deadlines calendar will be posted during the Spring 2010 semester. Until that time, you may reference the Summer 2009 calendar.

 

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