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Course Overload/Underload Policy

General Guidelines:

a. working 50% time but enrolled in more than 12 hours;

b. working 33% time but enrolled in more than 13 hours;

c. working 25% time but enrolled in more than 15 hours;

d. Graduate working as a RA or RA but not enrolled in atleast 6 hours or Student (with no assistantship):

e. not listed as working at ASU but enrolled in more than 15 hours.

Note: These do not include minimums that International Visas may require.

Current Students

The Industrial Engineering (IE) Department of Arizona State University (ASU) offers three graduate degree programs: Master of Science (MS), Master of Science in Engineering (MSE), and the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.). The MS degree requires a written thesis and an oral defense of this thesis. The MSE degree program is a non-thesis option that requires a final written Comprehensive Exam covering the core area coursework. The Ph.D. degree is offered to students who have completed a Master’s degree in engineering, or a closely related field, with distinction.

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