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What steps do I need to take to graduate?
In addition to your program's requirements, the following administrative steps may be required to get your degree. Check with your program office.
Have you...
- Filed a Graduate Degree Plan? (All graduate students)
- Assigned your Examination Committee?
- Applied to Graduate? (All graduate students)
- Downloaded Examination Forms?
Here is more information about degree completion steps.
Announcements
GRAD Talks
Fall 2019
- TBA, contact us if you would like to present your research!
Scholarship Opportunities
- The Duluth Branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) offers several scholarships each year to qualifying graduate students. The due date is generally June 1; check their website for the most current information.
On-campus Resources for Graduate Students
UMD Writers' Workshop
The UMD Writers' Workshop is open to all UMD students, faculty, and staff who would like help improving their writing.
Resources for Non-native Speakers of English
The Academic Writing and Learning Center is pleased to announce study groups for all members of the UMD community who are non-native speakers of English.
Study Groups meet in KAML 213, behind the Writers' Workshop. These study groups are free and not for credit. Participants will practice a variety of skills in a relaxed setting and become more proficient at English overall.
For any questions and to make a reservation (not required), please contact Mia O'Brien at meobrien@d.umn.edu or 726-7883.
Multicultural Center
The Multicultural Center offers a number of different resources and ways for students to get involved. It is both a place to gather and a forum for the educational, political, social, and cultural issues that are important to the students, faculty, staff, and the greater community.
Health Services
Health Services are available right here on campus to support the physical and mental well-being of UMD students.
Disability Resources
Disability Resources promotes access on campus and coordinates academic accommodations with students who have disabilities.
