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2014-2015 University Catalog

Early Childhood Special Education (Licensure) Graduate Certificate

Banner Code:  E1-CERG-SPEC


This 33-credit certificate offers required coursework for teacher licensure in Early Childhood Special Education.  Students who have completed graduate or undergraduate coursework prior to admission to this graduate certificate program may request that courses in this program be waived based on prior coursework.  Students who are eligible to waive coursework must complete a minimum of 15 credits to graduate with the Early Childhood Special Education Graduate Certificate.

For policies governing all graduate certificates, see the Academic Policies  section of this catalog.

The Early Childhood Special Education (Licensure) Graduate Certificate may be pursued on a part-time or full-time basis.

This certificate program qualifies for Title IV Federal Financial Aid. For more information about program graduation rates, the median debt of students who completed the program, and other important information, please visit our disclosure information page at: http://irr.gmu.edu/gedt/Early_Childhood_Special_Education/Gedt.html

Certificate Requirements

Portfolio Requirement

A professional portfolio is required.  The portfolio reflects the student’s professional development throughout the program and contains examples of performance assessments associated with standards.

Total: 33 credits