Undergraduate Students

New undergraduate students who would like to major in a College of Education program should check with the Academic Counseling Center before visiting the College to make sure they have all the general requirements for admission to the university. When they are ready they can contact:

• Health and Sports Sciences Advisor
• Undergraduate Teacher Education Advisor

Graduate Students

New graduate students must apply to the Graduate School to be admitted to our graduate programs. Students not seeking a degree, must also be apply to the Graduate School as graduate no-major student before enrolling in our graduate courses.

Graduate students seeking advising should contact the department of their major.

Counseling, Educational Psychology & Research Department

• Counseling (EdD)
• Clinical Mental Health Counseling (MS)
• Counseling Psychology (PhD)
• Educational Psychology (MS)
• Educational Psychology (PhD)
• Educational Research (MS)
• Educational Research (PhD)
• Rehabilitation Counseling (MS)
• School Counseling (MS)

Health and Sport Sciences Department

• Clinical Nutrition (MS)
• Exercise and Sport Science (MS)
• Health Promotion (MS)
• Physical Education Teacher Education (MS)
• Sport and Leisure Commerce (MS)

Instruction and Curriculum Leadership Department

• Art Education (MAT, Licensure)
• Early Childhood Education (MAT, Licensure)
• Early Childhood Education (MS)
• Early Childhood Education(EdD)
• Elementary Education (MAT, Licensure)
• Instruction & Curriculum (MS)
• Instruction & Curriculum (EdD)
• Instructional Design & Technology (MS)
• Instructional Design & Technology (EdD)
• Reading (MS)
• Reading (EdD)
• Secondary Education (MAT, Licensure)
• Special Education (MAT, Licensure)
• Special Education (MS)
• Special Education (EdD)

Leadership Department

• Adult Education (EdD)
• Educational Leadership (EdD)
• Higher Education (EdD)
• Leadership (MS)
• Policy Studies (EdD)
• School Administration and Supervision (MS)
• Student Personnel