An Advising Committee is appointed upon entrance into the major. This committee includes the student’s advisor and at least one other faculty member in the student’s concentration. The committee provides support for the student including approval of transfer credits, assistance in planning his/her program of study, and approval of the final program of study. A Culminating Project Committee is appointed prior to student registration in the Specialist Proposal Development course. This committee has three members, including the chair and a member who teaches in the student’s cognate field. A minimum of two committee members must vote to approve the student’s proposal and culminating project.
Additional Graduation Requirements
Transfer Notes and Acceptable Substitutes
A maximum of 18 hours taken for a master's degree or other advanced study may be substituted, if appropriate, for requirements in the college major, concentration, research and evaluation, and cognate. Course substitutions are restricted by the following distribution, which must be completed at FGCU as part of the Ed.S. program of study:
At least 30 hours must be taken at FGCU. No substitutions are permitted for the specialist proposal, or culminating project. Courses used in substitution must be no more than 7 years old upon admission and no more than 10 years old upon graduation. Waivers may be granted by the Advising Committee.
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