Educational Research CAS
The graduate program is designed for students seeking professional level skills in inquiry (i.e., evaluation, measurement, research, and statistics). This degree qualifies graduates for responsible positions in federal, state, and local agencies, regional laboratories, and public and private schools as policy development and evaluation specialists or researchers. This program requires at least 60 credits of graduate coursework.
Degree Level: CAS
Department: Educational & Counseling Psychology
School or College: School of Education
Required Credentials: Transcripts, Three letters of recommendation, and Statement of background and goals
Application Deadline for Fall Admission and Assistantship Consideration:
Not Available
Application Deadline for Fall Admission without Assistantship Consideration:
Rolling
Application Deadline for Spring Admission and Assistantship Consideration:
Not Available
Application Deadline for Spring Admission without Assistantship Consideration:
Rolling
Application Deadline for Summer Admission and Assistantship Consideration:
Not Available
Application Deadline for Summer Admission without Assistantship Consideration:
April 15
Special Notes: Although admission is rolling, please note it can take 6-8 weeks for a decision.
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