Family and Consumer Sciences, Career and Technical Education Specialization, M.S.

Students in the Family and Consumer Sciences Career and Technical Education Specialization are entering a competency-based program. Each student will work with a faculty advisor to identify his or her entry competency level. Each student will also work with a faculty advisor to identify the exit competency level required for each of the six specialization courses. The number of credits available for each of the six specialization courses varies from one to five credits per course. The number of credits a student needs to earn for each specialization course will be dependent up on his or her entry skill level. The credit range for finishing the graduate program will be between 45 and 56 credits.