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What is the Five Year Rule for the M.S.?

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What is the Five Year Rule for the M.S.?

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Courses you wish to apply towards the degree must not be more than five years old. To determine whether or not your courses exceed the 5-year rule, count back from your expected quarter of graduation. For example, if you wish to graduate in Spring of 2005, courses taken before Summer 2000 exceed the 5-year limit and cannot be applied toward the degree.