Specialist Degree Program definition
Specialist Degree Program means an organized program of study that is beyond a master’s degree but below the doctorate doctoral consisting of a minimum of sixty (60) graduate semester hours [ninety (90) quarter hours] and a one (1) year supervised internship, or an equivalent program as determined by the Department. Examples of programs include a National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) approved program or an American Psychological Association (APA) accredited program including but not limited to the following: Master’s of Education (MEd) with an Educational
Examples of Specialist Degree Program in a sentence
All courses in an approved (by the institution of higher education and filed with the district superintendent) Master's or Specialist Degree Program count for lane change as long as they are approved by the superintendent and school board.