Transfer credit decisions are made by the respective graduate program coordinators and the specialization advisers with approval of the College of Education. Students entering the School Psychology program from the baccalaureate level may transfer in a maximum of 9 semester hours of graduate credit earned subsequently at an accredited institution of higher education. Courses taken as an undergraduate student may not be used for transfer unless the credit was graduate level and not a part of the undergraduate degree program. The student has seven years from the date of admission to the Education Specialist degree to complete the program. No courses taken since the entry date may be older than 7 years and be used in the program.
Examinations There are appropriate culminating academic experiences for each of the program areas.
The specific program area requirements are listed under the program descriptions. 20 Admissions Policy Admissions will occur two times a year, fall and spring. Completed files must be on campus by September 20 for spring admission screening and February 20 for fall admission screening. Admitted students may begin course work during the first new semester after admission. Admission to an Education Specialist Program in Curriculum and Instruction or Educational Leadership is separate from admission to the Doctoral Program.