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- OGS Form 4
- GS Form D
- GS Form 2
- GS Form 6 & 6a
- ADV Form 8d
- GS Form 12
- ADV Form 9doc
- ADV Form 9
- GS Form I-2
- ADV Form 8f
- GS Form I-1
- ADV Form 7
- ADV Form 8c
- GS Form E
- ADV Form 8b
- OGS Form 1
- GS Form 11
- Aim Access
- GS Form 4
- ADV Form 3d
- ADV Form 6
- ADV Form 3c
- GS Form 10
- ADV Form 8
- ADV Form 8.2
- GS Form 1
- GS Form 3
- GS Form 8
- ADV Form 5
- ADV Form 4
- ADV Form 11
- GS Form 13
- GS Form 5
- OGS Form 3
- OGS Form 2
- ADV Form 2a
- ADV Form 11d
- ADV Form 11c
- ADV Form 11b
- ADV Form 3
- ADV Form 3b
- ADV Form 13
- ADV Form 10
- GS Form 7
- ADV Form 8e
- ADV Form 8a
- ADV Form 11a
- ADV Form 12
- ADV Form 14
Graduate Catalog
Brigham Young University Bulletin | 2011-2012 Academic Year
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About this catalog
The university makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of the contents of this catalog but reserves the right to make changes at any time without prior notice. Since change is a part of university life, curriculum and program changes will likely occur during the time the 2011-2012 Graduate Catalog is in circulation. Students are advised to consult the following sources for current and specific information:
- The appropriate university department or advisor.
- The class schedule, which includes up-to-date information on courses offered, class hours, class locations, and the latest calendar dates, fees, and registration details. Access the class schedule here
It is the student's responsibility to learn of and abide by current policies and requirements. In the event of change, every reasonable effort will be made to permit students affected to complete their programs or similar programs.
Policies and requirements in the General Information section of this catalog reflect standards of minimum performance and may be less stringent than those established by individual departments. Most departments have printed materials of their own describing in detail their programs, deadlines, expectations, and opportunities for financial assistance. Therefore, any potential applicants should notify prospective departments of their interest and request printed information from those departments. Because some application deadlines are as early as January for fall admission, and some departments admit new students only once a year, early inquiry is recommended.
The Law School and the Graduate School of Management require different application forms than that used for other graduate programs. Furthermore, the Law School publishes its own bulletin and follows a different calendar. Prospective applicants to these professional schools should write directly to them.
Statement of Nondiscrimination—Admission to Brigham Young University is nondiscriminatory. The university admits persons regardless of race, color, national origin, religion, age, gender, veteran status, or disability who meet university and department academic requirements and agree to abide by the university’s standards of conduct and honor code.