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Master's Plan B Degree Requirements

All graduate students at UHM need to meet degree requirements set by the Graduate Division and their graduate programs. Below is an overview of general Graduate Division requirements for the master's program — Plan B. Graduate programs often have additional requirements, contact the program for details.

Total Credit Requirements

A minimum of 30 credits is required.

Credits taken under the Credit/No-Credit option (except 699) while under Plan C are not applicable toward degree requirements for Plan B.

Credits for Courses numbered 600 or above (excluding 699 and Thesis 700) A minimum of 18 credits is required.
Credits for 699 A maximum of nine credits in directed reading/research (699) may be applied toward degree requirements.
Graduate Seminar A minimum of one graduate seminar in the student's graduate program or in a related program is required.
Course Applicability See Academic Policies < Course Applicability.
Required GPA and Grades See Academic Policies < Academic Standards.
General Exam

At the discretion of the graduate program, a general exam may be required. If required, all students in Plan B shall take the exam.

For more information, see Exam Policies.

After the student passes the exam, a program committee is nominated and appointed. Chaired by the student's program adviser, the committee will guide the student through the rest of the recommended program of study.

Culminating Experience A culminating experience is required. The graduate program will determine the nature of the experience. It may be an examination, a special course, a seminar presentation, a paper, a performance, or some other capstone experience. When a paper or project is required, it is typically offered as part of a 695 course.
Final Exam

At the discretion of the graduate program, a final exam may be required. If required, all students in the Plan B shall take the exam.

For more information, see Exam Policies.

 


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