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This guide provides users with a detailed overview of how to effectively complete the Research Methods And Statistics - PhD online form. It addresses each section and field to ensure that all necessary information is accurately filled out.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the form.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the document and open it for editing.
2. In the first section, enter your personal details including your name, student ID, student email, and student advisor's name. Also, specify your anticipated graduation date, including the quarter and year.
3. Proceed to the Morgridge College of Education Requirements. Under 'Research', ensure to list the required courses including: Empirical Research Methods, Introduction to Qualitative Research, and Dissertation Research. Remember that Dissertation Research requires a minimum of 10 credits.
4. For Program Requirements, note the Assessment section where you will detail any CFSP Testing and Assessment you have completed.
5. In the Measurement section, choose optional courses if you plan to include them in your program, such as Psychometric Theory or Meta Analysis in Social Sciences Research.
6. Under the Research Methods category, select at least one of the courses listed, ensuring that these align with your research focus and interests.
7. In the Statistics section, fill in required courses. It may include Correlation & Regression, Analysis of Variance, and other statistical methods you've completed or plan to complete.
8. Enter the course numbers and corresponding credit hours for each selected course to track your progress.
9. At the end of the form, summarize your total credits earned, transferred, and required to meet the program's minimum of 90 hours. This includes detailing any non-academic requirements.
10. Finally, sign and date the form in the designated areas for both the student and advisor. Ensure everything is filled correctly before submission.

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