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Good News From The Graduate School

All of us in the Graduate School are excited to see you and help you succeed. Make sure to check your email frequently for any updates from the Graduate School. New this year, check the Graduate School Blog for updates, news, and funding opportunities!

Michigan Tech Experience


Take a moment to explore and bookmark the Experience page and make sure to save the “My Graduate Degree” card to your homepage (shown at right) for easy access and the “Dissertations, Theses or Report” card if you’re completing a research-based degree.

Things you will find on Experience:

  • Registration and Class Details
  • Forms and Deadlines
  • Academic Audit
  • Hold Information
  • Billing Information
  • Payroll and Direct Deposit Information

Make sure to bookmark your Degree Progress Checklist (or use the My Graduate Degree card in Experience to find it!) as it offers a list of resources to help you succeed in your graduate degree.

Additional Resources

Current Month Important Deadlines:

Deadline Date Description
September 25, 2025 – Spring 2026 Finishing Fellowship Applications Due

Next Month Important Deadlines:

  • October 17th – 19th – Recess
  • October 19th – Spring and Summer 2026 Registration Begins
  • October 20th – Classes Resume
  • October 31st – Last Day to Drop Full Semester Courses With a Grade of ‘W’

Fall Colors and Local Events

As September arrives, so do the breathtaking fall colors of the Upper Peninsula! While the foliage is truly a sight to behold right here on campus, a short trip can take you to some of the best viewing spots.

If you’re looking for a unique way to enjoy the scenery later in the season, consider a chairlift ride at a local ski resort. It’s a great way to get a bird’s-eye view of the stunning landscape, and no prior skiing experience is needed. We recommend checking out Mt. Ripley in Hancock or Mt. Bohemia in Lac La Belle.

For more ideas on how to spend your free time this fall, be sure to check out the Local Area Events Calendar and MTU Events Calendar. There’s something for everyone!

Beyond the Classroom

The Graduate Student Government (GSG) is your key to connecting with the grad student community. They organize tons of activities, from professional development workshops and the Graduate Research Colloquium to social events and mixers. Getting involved with the GSG is a fantastic way to meet people from different departments, share your ideas, and help shape a fun and supportive campus environment. To find out about upcoming events or to learn how you can participate, check out their website.

Have any questions? Please reach out to the Graduate School anytime via email: gradschool@mtu.edu, phone: (906) 487-2327, or visit us in the Admin Building on the 4th floor.

Michigan Tech, Central Michigan University Launch Collaborative Physical Therapy Doctoral Program

With a purposeful pun—“an exercise in partnership”—Bruce Seely, dean of the College of Sciences and Arts, marked the launch Monday of a unique partnership between Central Michigan University (CMU) and Michigan Tech. The program will offer a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from CMU to students at both campuses.

“This partnership is a signal of Michigan Tech’s commitment to strengthening its education and research initiatives in the life sciences,” said President Glenn Mroz. “We are thrilled to mark the beginning of this cooperative endeavor by dedicating this wonderful space designed for physical therapy education.”

The space, including a technologically cutting-edge remote classroom that will be shared in real time by students at CMU and Tech, is in the Advanced Technology Development Complex. A student lounge there was furnished by a gift from the family of Roy and Ruth Jurva.

A cohort of 12 students is starting the program at Michigan Tech. Another 48 are enrolled on the CMU campus. The Michigan Tech students attended the dedication of their program space, cheering and clapping. Several of their fellow students at CMU attended remotely through a direct video link between the two classrooms.

For the full story, see Michigan Tech News.