The program in school psychology meets part of the requirements for certification by the state of Wisconsin as a school psychologist. The program in special education is for students who have met requirements for certification as classroom teachers in their undergraduate study and for experienced teachers who wish to pursue programs of study and preparation to teach in the areas of the emotionally disturbed, learning disabilities, mental retardation, or early education of the handicapped. The Master of Science in Nursing degree is designed to prepare an Adult Health or Family Health Nurse to assume leadership and scholarship roles in professional nursing. The student may choose preparation in one of three functional areas, advanced clinical practice, educator, or nursing service administrator. The Master of Science in Teaching is for students who have met requirements for certification as teachers in their undergraduate study and for experienced teachers who wish to pursue the master degree in a field of teaching.
Some programs have earlier dates.
Check the respective program description in the Graduate Catalogue. Additional requirements may be specified by particular degree programs. Students who apply for admission to a degree program of graduate studies are considered for admission by the graduate faculty offering the program. Those admitted to a degree program are considered classified. Admission as an unclassified student is also possible.