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Graduate Studies & Special Programs

PROGRAM OVERVIEW:
Keeping in mind the challenges of the next decade and beyond, the Graduate Studies and Special Programs (GSSP) offers students knowledge and experiences in the foundations of education, professional education, and interdisciplinary studies that enhance professional preparation for the 21st century.

Graduate Studies and Special Programs (GSSP) is distinctive in offering students the opportunity to design a master's degree program or educational specialist degree program that meets their specific personal and professional goals. Interdisciplinary approach encourages students to take courses in any college or school at the University. Through well-developed process of advisement, faculty assist students to construct a program that satisfies their interests and career objectives.

Graduate Studies and Special Programs (GSSP) is a division in the Educational Studies Department in the College of Education and Human Services at Seton Hall University (SHU). There are three concentrations and two certificates in the program:
 

Two 15 credit certificates are in GSSP:

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Graduate Studies and Special Programs:
The Graduate Studies and Special Programs offers the following concentrations:
Professional Development in Education
Instructional Design and Technology
 School Library Media Specialist
Certificate in Information Technologies
Certificate in Online Course Development and Management


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BILLING INFORMATION:
After registration, bills will be mailed to students, indicating a due date for payment. Tuition cannot be adjusted, nor a refund made after the day of the second class meeting, prior to the class session. Students are academically and financially responsible for all courses for which they register, regardless of class attendance, unless courses are dropped by add/drop deadlines. Add/drop must be completed by calling the Director of Continuing Professional Education at 973-275-2721 or in person at the Office of Enrollment Services.

Method of Payment:
Students may pay their tuition by a variety of methods that will be included with the bill. Installment plans and credit card payments are available.Financial Aid:
Information regarding financial assistance can be obtained from the Financial Aid Office at 973-761-9332

CONTACT US:
Dr. Rosemary Skeele
Director, Graduate Studies and Special Programs
skeelero@shu.edu