Student Development and Academic Advisement - Graduate Certificate
Program Description
The 12-hour Graduate Certificate in Academic Advising and Student Development provides the opportunity for higher education and other professionals to develop skills that can enhance advising and student support practice. The courses will focus on best practices and understanding how to best support college students as they engage with faculty, staff, and other students.
Offered: Hybrid and Online
Required Courses
12 hours from the following:
EDHE 5301 | Crisis Management |
EDHE 5310 | Special Topics: Advising and Student Support |
EDHE 5321 | Administration in Higher Education |
EDHE 5332 | Student Services |
EDHE 5334 | Student Development Theory |
Career Opportunities With This Certificate
The Student Development and Academic Advisement Graduate Certificate is an excellent opportunity to enhance your skills and improve your advising practices.
Application Requirements
Visit the Graduate Application Process page for more information.
Semester in which the program can be started
Continuous enrollment, students may begin coursework during any semester.
Estimated Hours to Completion
12 hours of coursework.
Financial Aid
Scholarships and assistantships for doctoral students are available through the office of graduate education and research in the College of Education. Application fee waivers are available to all Texas Tech University staff.
Deadlines
Admission is rolling so there are no deadlines.
Tuition & Fees
Use the Student Business Services Tuition Estimator to estimate your costs.
Contact
College of Education
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Address
Texas Tech University, College of Education, 3002 18th Street Lubbock, TX 79409 -
Phone
(806) 742-2377 -
Email
educ.webmaster@ttu.edu