Discovering mistakes in thesis after submission and printing So here is my issue - I submitted my thesis 2 years ago and it was accepted and i was granted the M.S. degree (I am in the US, BTW).
Now, when I opened it to read some portions, I found some missing references to data tables, and otherwise some typos.
I am starting to freak out about this, because of the consequences. My question is this - can the university somehow "re-evaluate" my thesis and find it unacceptable? I am not sure about how it works in academia, any help would be appreciated.
Edit: My question is bit different than the others, as it is asking whether the university has the power to "re-evaluate" my thesis based on typos and omissions.
The examination regulations specify what needs to happen so that a "re-evaluation" of an accepted thesis becomes due. Generally, such re-evaluations only take place in case of severe academic misconduct, like plagiarism or faking data. In the case of minor presentation issues, there is nothing to worry about.