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UW-Madison School of Nursing
Ph.D. Program: Intent Form for
Comprehensive/Candidacy Examination

Students writing comprehensive/candidacy examinations should complete this form and the Ph.D. minor agreement form (available in K6/134) at least 6 weeks prior to their exams. Completed forms should be returned to K6/134.


Requirements to write the exam include the completion of:

  • the MS in nursing. Generally, students will be expected to have completed nine population focused credits, six nursing research credits, three clinical field study credits, and master's thesis/project or research practicum. Transcripts of students with master's degrees from other universities will be reviewed for equivalency.
  • the three disciplinary core courses (N860, N861 and N862) and at least one nursing seminar (N991).
  • a minimum of 12 credits of foundation courses and advanced seminars in the area of secondary concentration.
  • a minimum of 6 credits in research methods and statistics, and 2 credits in philosophy of science, and 1 credit of ethics.
  • any incompletes or grades of progress (P) in non-research courses.
  • the PhD residence requirement.


Student Name: ________________________________ Date of Proposed Exam: __________

Members of the Exam Committee: (3 members minimum, 5 members maximum):


________________________________,Chair

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Exam will be _____taken at the school of Nursing or _____a take home exam.
(please check only one)

For exams done in the School of Nursing, an exam room is scheduled by the Academic Affairs office and an IBM type computer with WordPerfect software and a printer is provided. Please indicate if you have other needs (i.e. an Apple computer user, or some other type of word processing program).

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