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Academics
- Academics Overview
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- Deadlines for Completing Your Program
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Theses and Dissertations
- Theses and Dissertations Overview
- Formatting Requirements
- Templates, Links and Tools
- Plain Language Abstracts
- Plagiarism
- Defending Your Thesis or Dissertation
- Converting Your Manuscript
- Requesting an Embargo
- Submitting
- Revising
- Finishing the ETD Process
- Bound Copies
- Survey of Earned Doctorates
- Thesis and Dissertation FAQs
- Policies and Procedures
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- Plan of Study
- Graduation Ceremonies
- Graduate School Interdisciplinary Program
- Admissions
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- Professional Development
- Student Services and Groups
Student Services and Groups
Student Groups and Associations
There are many opportunities to become part of a community during your time here at Clemson. Make your graduate experience richer by joining a like-minded organization and getting involved!
Student Groups![Group of men smiling in front of the amphitheater.](../_images/tiger-alliance.jpg)
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Student Support Resources
Grad school is a lot of work! Pursuing an advanced degree can be a stressful time for anyone, so take advantage of the resources and opportunities we’ve put together to support you along the way.
Student Support Resources![a student presents automotive research in front of a large video screen](../_images/three-minute-thesis_0211.jpg)
Special Events and Programs
There’s always something going on here that will boost your graduate education experience. The Graduate School hosts a popular 3-Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition each year, where students practice and get feedback on communicating the importance of their research. (What grad student doesn’t love talking about their research?!) And there are discussion events, seminars, appreciation weeks and all kinds of programs going on throughout the year. Find one you like and get involved!
Special Events“Participating in the 3MT Competition taught me to clearly and quickly articulate what my research was all about. This was particularly helpful in my interview process as I was looking for a job in the academy.”
Kellie WaltersPh.D. ‘15Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management