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Welcome to the College of Graduate Studies at
Middle Tennessee State University
Sam H. Ingram Building
MTSU Box 42
2269 Middle Tennessee Blvd.
Murfreesboro, Tennessee 37132
615-898-2840 (voice) | 615-904-8020 (fax)
graduate@mtsu.edu
New Regulations for Tennessee Students
The Tennessee Eligibility Verification for Entitlements Act (EVEA) became effective on October 1, 2012. The EVEA requires state public institutions of higher education to verify that persons seeking a "state public benefit" are either a "United States citizen" or "lawfully present" in the United States.
Students that have not verified Tennessee residency will have their tuition charged at the out-of-state rate beginning with the Spring 2013 term. Click here for more information and instruction.
Graduate Student Association
As a graduate student at MTSU, you are automatically a member of a fantastic student
organization:
The MTSU Graduate Student Association (GSA)!
Save the Date! for the Graduate Student End of Semester Mixer
Hope to see you there!
Sign up to receive GSA emails!
2) Leave the subject line blank.
3) Type this text in the body of the email: subscribe MTSUGSA Firstname Lastname
(Example: subscribe MTSUGSA John Doe)
4) You will receive a confirmation email within a few minutes.
Support MTSU's New Food Pantry!
The need is here, we just need your help to make it happen:
the point person for the pantry, or feel free to send them over.
2012 Fall Thesis and Dissertation Submission Deadline
The last day to file your thesis or dissertation for December graduation is Friday, November 2, 2012.
Submit ONE copy of the signed thesis/dissertation and ONE copy on CD or flash drive to the College of Graduate Studies for evaluation. Your thesis/dissertation must be submitted in a letter-sized envelope with your name, MTSU ID number (M-number) and email address clearly written on the front.
Click here for further information and instructions.
Important Dates for Fall 2012 Graduation Candidates
September 7: Last day to file Notice of Intent to Graduate Form for December 2012 graduation
October 20: Written Master's and Specialist's Comprehensive Examinations begin
November 2: Last day to file thesis or dissertation for December 2012 graduation
December 5: Last day of classes
December 7: Last day to remove incomplete grades for December 2012 graduation
December 15: Fall commencement
Other Dates of Importance
August 25: Classes Begin
September 3: Labor Day Holiday -- NO CLASSES
October 1: Spring 2013 priority application submission date to College of Graduate Studies (Note: individual programs may have earlier deadlines)
October 13: Written Doctoral Examinations begin. Contact your department of major for specific date
October 13-16: Fall Break - NO CLASSES
November 12-21: Early Registration for Spring 2013 semester
November 15: Completed Spring 2013 Graduate Assistantship Hiring Packets due in College of Graduate Studies
November 21: Comprehensive Examination results due in the College of Graduate Studies from departments
November 22: Thanksgiving Holiday - NO CLASSES
December 7-13: Final examinations
December 17 : Deadline for submission of final grades
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