iThenticate Requests

Graduate School Requirement

Effective September 1, 2014, the Graduate School requires that all theses and dissertations be reviewed using the iThenticate software and any issues identified by the software addressed prior to deposit of the final thesis or dissertation with the Graduate School. Satisfaction of this requirement will be certified by the committee chair and degree candidate by certifying the following statement on the Electronic Thesis Acceptance Form (ETAF):

"Further, I certify that to the best of my knowledge this document is the original work of the author and all content from other authors appearing in the thesis/dissertation has been properly quoted and attributed. The author's manuscript was diagnostically reviewed by iThenticate on the date indicated as determining factor in this assessment…"


**ExceptionIf you are working with data that is subject to EAR, ITAR, DFARS Clause 252.204-7012, or other controlled data, you document is NOT to be reviewed through iThenticate. 


For additional information and instruction, visit the Office of the Provost's "Avoiding Plagiarism" webpage.

Obtaining an iThenticate Account

For individuals wishing to use iThenticate through Purdue's site license, the first step is to obtain a personal user account. Purdue is only able to grant user accounts under its license to faculty on the West Lafayette campus and Graduate Faculty on other Purdue system campuses. These eligible faculty should request an account using the link below.

Request iThenticate faculty account

Ernest C. Young Hall, Room 170 | 155  S. Grant Street, West Lafayette, IN 47907-2114 | 765-494-2600

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