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May 27, 2022
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2014-2015 Walden University Catalog (December 2014) [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) With a Specialization in Special Education Acceleration
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Return to: The Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership
Advanced Walden graduate students can accelerate the time to complete the Ed.D. degree with a specialization in Special Education.
To help ensure student success, the following requirements have been established:
- The student must be in good standing with the university.
- The student must meet the minimum admissions requirements for the
- The student must have a B (3.0) or better cumulative average for the courses being articulated.
Note: Students are advised to consult the Walden University Student Handbook for more information on requirements.
The following requirements have been established for Walden graduate students who are interested in entering Walden’s Ed.D. with a specialization in Special Education program:
Course Options
M.S. in Education graduates:
- : Students who successfully complete the following courses in the M.S. in Education with a specialization in Special Education with a B or better cumulative average may transfer out of this course:
- (3 sem. cr.)
- (3 sem. cr.)
- (3 sem. cr.)
- (3 sem. cr.)
- (3 sem. cr.)
- (3 sem. cr.)
OR
Educational Specialist (Ed.S.) in Special Education graduates:
Students who successfully complete the following courses in the Educational Specialist (Ed.S.) in Special Education with a B or better cumulative average may transfer out of this course:
- Students who successfully complete (6 sem. cr.) may transfer out of this course.
- Students who successfully complete EDUC 7761 - Leadership, Advocacy, Policy, and Law (6 sem. cr.) may transfer out of this course.
- Students who successfully complete EDUC 7763 - Specialized Instruction (6 sem. cr.) may transfer out of this course.
- Students who successfully complete EDUC 7764 - Research Methodology and Special Education (6 sem. cr.) may transfer out of this course.
- Students who successfully complete EDUC 7765- School-Wide Intervention Models (6 sem. cr.) may transfer out of this course.
- Students who successfully complete EDUC 7766 - Capstone: Sustaining and Supporting Effective Practices (6 sem. cr.) may transfer out of this course.
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