This degree program allows students to develop a comprehensive plan for advanced study in an area of education other than those specifically designed programs in the Department. Programs of study in this option must include coursework from a minimum of two programs. This degree program is not applicable for teacher licensure.

Students pursuing degrees in this program area will have an Advisory Committee, which consists of faculty from at least two departments. The Advisory Committee will meet with the student and approve the Program of Study.

Most of the courses in this program are offered in the evening and some are offered online allowing for flexible completion of the program.

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Admission Criteria/Application Procedures

1. Undergraduate GPA of at least 3.0
2. Graduate GPA of at least 3.0
3. Standardized graduate admission test (GRE)

Online? Some Online Evening Classes? Yes Program Length If you take a full load of 9 credits per semester, you could finish this program in about 5-6 semesters

Program Structure

courses	credit	courses	credit
EDF 501 Research Design & Interpretation	3	EDC 599 Thesis OR EDCI/EDF 698 Directed Research Project	6 3
EDF 530 Advanced Human Development & Learning	3	EDCI 697 Critical Issues in Education OR EDCI 690 Internship	3
Professional Specialization Programs of study will include coursework from at least two departments. Students should meet with a faculty advisor from the department which specializes in their area of interest to determine specific departmental requirements in this area.	24	EDCI 697 Critical Issues in Education	3
		Total minimum credits required for option	36
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See also: Graduate Faculty for the College of Education

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Please contact the office of Graduate Studies for information about this program, admission requirements, application forms, graduate assistantships and other scholarship information. Contact us as well for information about any of our graduate degree programs.

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