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See Graduate Advising for a statement of university policy on graduate advising. All CHPR students are required to complete a program planning meeting with the CHPR Office by the end of the first week of their first quarter and submit a program plan demonstrating the student’s plan to complete all program requirements must be submitted by the stated deadline. The program plan will be reviewed by the CHPR Office and must be approved in order for this requirement to be considered completed. Failure to submit and have a program plan approved by the stated deadline may result in an enrollment hold, preventing the student from registering for courses for the following quarter until an approved program plan is submitted to the CHPR Office. Students must submit updated program plans when making changes to the previously-approved program plan. The CHPR Office will continue to review program plans on a quarterly basis and CHPR students must submit updated program plans as requested by the CHPR Office. Failure to do so may result in an enrollment hold, preventing the student from registering for courses for the following quarter until an approved program plan is submitted to the CHPR Office.