The Graduate Plan of Work is a document that serves both as a guide to successful degree completion and a contract between students and their programs. It is especially helpful when it is evaluated on at least an annual basis by students with their advisor(s), and, where applicable, their advisory committees, with any needed modifications recorded at that time.It should be viewed as a “living document” that reflects changes that may occur as students continue to develop and refine their academic programs.
Below is a PowerPoint presentation of some of the key points and main mistakes when making a POW: