Reading
Department Office
Mary
Unser, Secretary email
Linda
Papa, Secretary email
OVERVIEW
About
the CAS Program
Admissions
PROGRAM PLANNING
Program
Planning Guide
Program
Planning worksheet
Advanced
Standing (transfer courses)
COURSEWORK
Reading
courses
Allied
courses
Listing
of advanced courses
Continuous
Enrollment
EXAMINATIONS
Overview
CAS
Research Project
Comprehensive
Exam
ASSISTANTSHIPS/FELLOWSHIPS
Overview
Application
OTHER
INFORMATION
Statute of Limitations
Residency
Annual
Review
Forms
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CAS
Advanced Standing
Shortly after
being admitted, you need to meet with your Program Advisor and prepare a
Memorandum of Advanced Standing. This is to apply for credit for
prior graduate courses in the two course categories--Reading, Allied Courses
in Professional Education. The maximum number of transferable credit hours
is 30--half of the total for the CAS program. You can apply up to 21 hours
of graduate courses related to literacy, the remaining 9 hours can be applied
to Allied Courses.
No credits
can be applied to the Research Project. Courses that do not fit into either
Reading or Allied Courses cannot be accepted.
Note that there
is no statute of limitations for courses transferred into the program;
however, the Department reserves the right not to accept courses taken over
ten years prior to admission. Courses taken at the University at Albany prior
to admission into the CAS program are eligible for Advanced Standing.
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