HIGHER EDUCATION LEADERSHIP PROGRAM (HELP)

Doctor of Education (Ed.D) in Community College Leadership

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Doctor of Education (Ph.D.) in Community College Leadership

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CCLP is cohort-based and new students are typically admitted in the summer session.
Occasionally, students are admitted in the fall semester. 
However, the deadline remains the same (February 1st).

Master's of Education in College Student Personnel Administration

January 13

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Doctor of Philosophy (Ed.D.) in Higher Education Administration

January 13

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Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Higher Education Administration

January 13

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New students are admitted in the fall semester only.

2011 AUSTIN COHORT - Master of Education in Educational Administration with Specialization in Principalship
The Principalship Program is cohort-based. New students are admitted in the summer semester only.

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2011 HOUSTON COHORT - Master of Education in Educational Administration with Specialization in Principalship

2012 DALLAS COHORT - Master of Education in Educational Administration with Specialization in Principalship

2013 HARLANDALE COHORT - Master of Education in Educational Administration with Specialization in Principalship

Attendance at an Orientation Session is required.

Doctor of Education (Ed.D) in Public School Leadership: Cooperative Superintendency Program (CSP)

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The Cooperative Superintendency Program is cohort-based and begins in the summer semester.

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Educational Policy and Planning (EPP)

February 1

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New students are admitted in the summer or fall semester.

• If you wish to take graduate-level coursework without becoming a candidate for an advanced degree you may apply for admission as a non-degree graduate student in this department. You must hold a bachelor's degree in order to be eligible for non-degree status. Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) scores are not required.

• All non-degree applicants must meet the program requirements and application deadline.  Note that program deadlines vary between programs and may differ from GIAC's deadline.  See program requirements and deadlines above.

• Admission must be recommended by the Department and approved by the graduate dean. Enrollment as a non-degree graduate student is limited to six hours of coursework. These six hours of credit can be used toward a future degree in this department, if the student applies and is subsequently offered admission as a degree-seeking student.

• If you are admitted as a non-degree student and decide to seek a graduate degree in our department at a future date, you must apply for the next admission cycle.  Admission as a non-degree student does not guarantee future admission as a degree-seeking student.