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IGSP PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
Department: Educational
Psychology and Counseling
Contact: Dr. Schuyler
Huck, 446
Claxton Complex (shuck@utk.edu),
974-4040
Semester Hours by Course Level
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Non-Stat |
Stat |
Level A |
Level B |
Level C |
Status |
1. |
M.S. |
Minora |
6 |
3 |
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Approved 5/18/84 |
2. |
M.S. |
M.S. |
Full requirements of Stat.
M.S. program |
Approved 12/6/05 |
3. |
Ph.D. |
Minorb |
6 |
9 |
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Approved 12/6/05 |
4. |
Ph.D. |
M.S. |
6 |
9 |
9 |
Approved 12/6/05 |
aAt
least one course must be taken from the Statistics Department
bAt least two courses must be taken from the Statistics Department
NOTES:
- The Level A courses must be an approved sequence.
- The Statistics M.S. requires 33 hours, (IGSP hours plus 9 hours) plus comprehensive
exams.
- Courses taken for the doctoral degree may fulfill requirements for the
M.S. degree in
Statistics.
- Courses taken for the minor or the masters degree in Statistics may fulfill
requirements for the doctoral program. Contact the home department.
- Some of the Level B hours may be obtained from certain Level A and C courses upon
approval by the IGSP Executive Committee and the students home department.
- The students home department must verify the fulfillment of non-Statistics degree
requirements.
Statistics course recommendations for specific concentration areas (approved by IGSP
Executive Committee):
Note:
For the minor with the M.S. degree, at least one course must be from the
Statistics Department.
M.S. in Education/
Minor in Statistics
Currently approved course sequence by level:
Choose one Level A sequence:
(PSS 471 or Stat 531) and (AS 571 or PSS 571) or
Stat 531-532 or
Stat 571 - Stat 572 or
one of (Stat 531 or 571) and Stat 566
Choose 3 or more credits from the list of Level B & C courses below:
AS 572, Stat 561, 573,
579, 679, PSS 671, AS 671, Psy
607, IOP 627
Stat 563-564, Stat 673
M.S. in Education/ M.S.
in Statistics
The usual requirements
of the M.S. in Statistics: 24 hr. of IGSP courses, plus 9 hr.
concentration, plus comprehensive examinations in theory and methods.
No double-counting of courses. It is University
Policy that no course can count toward two Master's degrees.
Ph.D. in Education /
Minor in Statistics
Level A:
Stat 571 and 572, or Stat 537 - 538, or Stat 531 - 532*
*Doctoral students
wishing to have Stat 531-2 apply as Level A courses may petition to do so
after successful completion (grade B or better) of at least one Level B or
C course in the Department of Statistics.
Level B:
Nine credits from Stat 561, 563, 564, 567, 573, 574, 575, 578, 579, 593,
662, 673, 677, 679; Psy 554, 555, 607;
IOP 569, 627, Mgt. Sci.
Comprehensive examination in Statistics.
Ph.D. in Education
/M.S. in Statistics
The usual requirements
of the M.S. in Statistics: 24 hr. of IGSP courses, plus 9 hr.
concentration (approved coursework in the Department of Educational
Psychology and Counseling to meet doctoral requirements may be
double-counted up to a maximum of 9 hr.), plus comprehensive examinations
in theory and methods.
Page last updated
04/29/11
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