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Nov 23, 2024
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2014-2015 Graduate Bulletin [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Education Specialist, Ed.S. with Administration and Supervision, Elementary Education, and Secondary Education Concentrations
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Education Specialist, Ed.S.
Education Specialist (Ed.S.)
(30 semester hours)
The Education Specialist program is designed to permit students to achieve a degree level higher than the master’s. The major is Education with concentrations available in Administration and Supervision, Elementary Education, Secondary Education, and Non-Public School – Non Licensure. Admission Requirements
To be admitted to the Ed.S. program students must meet the following criteria:
1. A GPA of 3.25 on the Master’s degree
2. A minimum GRE Verbal Score of 145 and GRE Quantitative Score of 140 or MAT - 387 or above. Administration and Supervision Concentration
The following courses below are for students who have a license in administration:
Required Core: 30 Credit Hours
Students with a master’s degree who wish to earn the Ed.S. and initial licensure as a principal will be required to complete the 30 hour course work for the master’s ELS program and the following courses: Required Core: 42 Credit Hours
Non Public School or Non-Licensure Administration Specialization:
(Ed.S. core courses are not required) Electives: Select three hours from the following:
Elementary/Secondary Education Concentration
Specialty Area: 9 Hours
Select 9 hours in consultation with graduate committee: Biology, English/Communication, Health and Physical Education, Language Arts/Reading, Mathematics, Early Childhood, Instructional Technology and Special Education. Research Requirements
Research Plan IV:
1. Completion of Educ 6050 - Seminar on Research
2. Completion of Field Study
3. Completion of Oral Defense of Field Study |
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