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SUBMISSION PROCESS and DEADLINES
Submission Process
1. Obtain Faculty Committee approval of thesis/project content. The Approval Page must be printed on the same bond paper used for the thesis/project and faculty committee members must sign in black ink.
2. Submit the final manuscript (thoroughly edited) to the Office of Graduate Studies for final approval.
**The Office of Graduate Studies will approve the thesis/project for typing, standard English form, stylistic format, organization and completeness, and will ensure that it meets the scholastic requirement of the University.
3. Once the committee-approved thesis/project has been submitted to the thesis officer for final approval and suggested revisions have been completed, the student must submit an original copy of the manuscript to the University Library along with the necessary filing fees.
Graduate Studies Office Submission Deadline (On-campus Students)
| November 1 | For Fall Graduation |
| April 1 | For Spring Graduation |
| June 10 | For Summer Graduation |
Graduate Studies Office Submission Deadline (Distance Learning Students)
| October 10 | For Fall Graduation |
| March 10 | For Spring Graduation |
| June 10 | For Summer Graduation |
University Library Submission Deadline
| On or before December 15 | For Fall Graduation |
| On or before May 15 | For Spring Graduation |
| On or before August 1 | For Summer Graduation |
The Thesis and Project Guide provides detailed instructions on all the steps in the preparation and submission of a master's thesis or project, from the initial selection of a faculty committee to the final approval process. It describes the various sections of a thesis or project and gives step-by-step formatting instructions for the final manuscript.
The
Thesis and Project Guide is currently available for viewing in the
University Library and for purchase in the University Bookstore. We
have also made the Guide available at this website as a Word (
554k)
and PDF
(
613k)
document.
Please review the
Instructions for Inserting Page Numbers (15k).
It is highly suggested that all students purchase the Guide and thoroughly read it before embarking on a thesis or project.
To order a copy from the Bookstore, please contact them directly:
For thesis/project formatting assistance, please contact:
Ms. Anne
Garrett
Thesis Format Assistant
Office
of Graduate Studies
(310) 243-2191
E-mail:
agarrett@csudh.edu
California State University, Dominguez Hills • 1000 E. Victoria Street • Carson, California 90747 • (310) 243-3696
