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  School of Management and Labor Relations 2004-2006 Academic Policies and Procedures Academic Standing Time Limits for Degrees  

Time Limits for Degrees

All students are urged to consider carefully the educational and economic benefits of completing their programs as quickly as possible. The normal maximum time limit for a master`s degree is three years for full-time students and six years for part-time students. Soon after being admitted to graduate study, each student should consult with a faculty adviser and work out a reasonable timetable for meeting the requirements. Any student requiring an extension beyond the normal time limits should petition the dean of the School of Management and Labor Relations for the M.H.R.M. and the M.L.E.R., and the Graduate School-New Brunswick for the I.R.H.R. Normally, the schools grant such a request if the evidence shows the petition is justified, the student is in good standing, and the faculty in charge of the student`s program certifies that satisfactory progress is being made.


 
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