Marching at Graduation

 
   
THE FOLLOWING POLICY WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE ON STUDENT PROGRESS AND APPROVED BY THE DEAN TO CLARIFY THE CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH A STUDENT CAN PARTICIPATE IN THE ANNUAL GRADUATION CEREMONIES. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, DO NOT HESITATE TO CONTACT PAT BURNETT IN STUDENT AFFAIRS.
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CHAPTER 2 -- EDUCATIONAL COSTS
CHAPTER 3 -- ACADEMIC ESSENTIALS
CHAPTER 4 -- PROFESSIONALISM
CHAPTER 5 -- STUDENT LIFE
CHAPTER 6 -- HEALTH: THE KEY TO SURVIVAL
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Only those candidates for the degree of Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine who have completed all of the requirements for such a degree will be allowed to participate in the official OU-HCOM commencement ceremonies.
  1. Exceptions to the above policy may be granted by the Dean on an individual basis after his/her review of a specific request from a candidate that details the reasons why such an exemption should be granted.
     
  2. The Dean's decision to grant an exception to the above policy will be guided by reasonable estimate of the likelihood that a candidate will be able to complete the requirements for the awarding of a D.O. degree within 60 days of the official date of graduation. An example of such a circumstance might be a student who had to miss two weeks of a required rotation because of illness or emergency and scheduling logistics prevented making up that time prior to graduation. Such a candidate could reasonably be expected to be able to complete the requirements within 60 days following commencement and therefore should be allowed to participate in the ceremonies.
   
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Last updated: 11/15/2011