The deans and staff are your resources throughout your program, often behind the scenes in concert with your faculty. We will assist you with building academic and professional skills as you accomplish required degree program milestones, with information about services and resources, as well as ideas for well-being and life balance issues, and more – from your first days to the completion of your degree.
Register and Enroll
Guidelines and nuances about registration, including calendars, course schedule, opportunities for cross-registration.
Academic Milestones
Handbooks and forms for progression though the program of study.
Professional Development
Workshops and co-curricular support for advancing skills to enter a profession.
International Student Resources
Information about arrival, support, and maintaining status.
Support Services
Online resources, students with a disability, campus safety, sexual assault and getting help, student complaints.
Diversity at the GTU
- 11% Asian/Pacific Islander
- 6% Black
- 1% Hispanic
- 1% Native American/Alaskan Native
- 38% White
- 17% Unknown/Other
- 27% Non-Resident Foreign Students
Among GTU Ph.D Students 2019-20
Students' Stage in Program
- 44% in Course Work
- 11% in Comprehensive Exams
- 12% Post Exams
- 34% In Dissertation