Special Education with Educational Diagnostician Pathway

MSU's master's program in Special Education with Educational Diagnostician Pathway prepares teachers as Educational Diagnosticians who can lead their schools and communities in providing services to students with disabilities. Completion of degree requirements allows teachers to apply for professional certification as an Educational Diagnostician upon satisfactory completion of the state-mandated TExES requirement.

» College Website: West College of Education

» Master of Education: 36 Hours

» Online

Online programs may not meet F1 Visa criteria.

Submit requirements to the Admissions Office.

» Application to McAda Graduate School
» $50 (Domestic) or $75 (International) Application Fee
» Official Transcripts
» Texas Teacher Certification
» Teaching Service Record
» Advanced Program Application
» Essay

Domestic Applicants
» Fall: August 1
» Spring: December 1
» Summer I: May 1
» Summer II: June 1

International Applicants
» Fall: June 1
» Spring: October 1

International Applicants in the U.S.
» Fall: August 1
» Spring: December 1

There is no summer admission for international applicants.

Program Cost - Online
» Texas Resident: $14,768
» Non-Texas Resident: $18,908
» Non-U.S. Resident: $31,328

Semester Cost - Online (9 Hours)
» Texas Resident: $3,984
» Non-Texas Resident: $5,019
» Non-U.S. Resident: $8,124

These amounts are rough estimates that are subject to change.
These amounts do not include the cost of textbooks or class supplies.