It is expected that students will maintain a high level of scholarship. Consistent with general university policy, no more than six semester hours with grades of C may be counted as work toward the Master of Arts degree in Education. A cumulative average of B is required for graduation. Honors Students who wish information concerning the College of Education Honors Policy should contact their faculty advisor no later than one year before the expected date of graduation. The awarding of a degree with honors is based upon the completion of an honors paper, grade point average and letters of recommendation.
All courses carry three semester hours of credit unless otherwise noted.
The College of Education considers academic integrity a foundation of community. See explanation for the policies and a description of acts of academic dishonesty in the Student Handbook. Every student should read the Student Handbook for explanation of policies and procedures.