The Graduate Student Handbook covers the university requirements, policies, and procedures that apply to every graduate and post-baccalaureate student at CSU East Bay. Individual programs set requirements above these, so check with your graduate program coordinator. The University Catalog is the authoritative source for academic policy; where the handbook and the catalog differ, the catalog governs.
Theses and capstone projects
The University Thesis and capstone page has the thesis and capstone deadlines, the format review steps for University Theses, archiving in ScholarWorks, the thesis forms and templates, and who to contact.
Graduate reinstatement
Students disqualified academically or administratively may apply for reinstatement to their graduate program. The graduate reinstatement page has the reinstatement options, the steps, and the Petition for Graduate Reinstatement.
Other forms
Who to contact
Questions about the handbook or university graduate policy go to the Office of Graduate Studies at gradstudies@csueastbay.edu. Questions about your own program go to your graduate program coordinator, listed on the graduate program coordinators page.