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- Getting Admitted to APUS
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- Before Your Course Begins
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- Doctoral Programs
Student Handbook Home - About Doctoral Programs
- Definition and Purpose
- Statement of Purpose
- Characteristics of Applied Doctoral Programs
- Program Objectives
- Your Admission to APUS
- Admission Requirements
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Academic Policies
The following information is covered in this section of the APUS Student Handbook:
- Expectations of a Doctoral Student
- Degree Requirements and Progression
- Program Milestones
- Support Roles within Doctoral Studies
- Maintaining Your Contact Information
- Changing your Major/Program
- Transfer Credit
- Academic Status
- Academic Probation Policies
- Program Deadline and Program Hiatus
- Course Attempts Limits for Graduation Eligibility