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Ph.D. in Applied Linguistics and Technology

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Information on course requirements, curricular policies, preliminary exams, and prospectus and dissertation guidelines.

ALT Course Requirements: An outline of the 72 hours of course work required of doctoral students in Applied Linguistics and Technology.
ALT Curricular Policies and Guidelines: Policies regarding research methods, elective courses, and the foreign language requirement.
ALT Portfolio Assessment: Doctoral candidates in Applied Linguistics and Technology will submit a portfolio for diagnostic assessment of their scholarly writing. If for any reason a student wishes to request a change in the procedure for the portfolio assessment, the student must write a memo to the Director of Graduate Education before the second Tuesday of the semester in which the exam is due specifying the request and providing a rationale for it. The Director of Graduate Education will decide whether or not the request will be granted.
ALT Preliminary Examination: Doctoral candidates in Applied Linguistics and Technology must take the preliminary examination, which is composed of two parts -- the preliminary written exam and the preliminary oral exam. If for any reason a student wishes to request a change in the procedure for the preliminary examination, the student must write a memo to the Director of Graduate Education before the second Tuesday of the semester in which the exam is due specifying the request and providing a rationale for it. The Director of Graduate Education will decide whether or not the request will be granted.
ALT Prospectus and Dissertation Guidelines

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