EdD
Educational Psychology
Program Overview
The Doctor of Education in Educational Psychology program challenges students to demonstrate a comprehensive understanding in theories and research in the field of educational psychology. With this degree, students can expect to develop the skills necessary to succeed in a variety of settings. Students will be better able to develop a thorough understanding of how both children and adults learn and retain knowledge in order to make contributions to the improvement of educational settings and have a direct influence on the individuals through the development of programs, methods, and tools.
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Program Highlights
- The program can be completed 100% online.
- All textbooks and course materials are included with the cost of tuition – students NEVER pay for a textbook!
- A free laptop is included in the first course.
- Free virtual healthcare.
- Optional self-design track allowing students to customize specialization courses.
- Two program residencies include access to world-renowned business professionals and speakers. Residencies can be completed live/on-campus or virtually.
- Includes a turnkey program price with tuition at $799/cr. and no hidden fees.
- Includes access to an industry-leading software platform designed to guide students through the dissertation process.
Admission Criteria
Required:
- A conferred master’s degree from a regionally accredited university;
- A grade point average (GPA) of 3.0, or higher, on a four-point scale in all graduate coursework;
- Three years, or more, of industry experience in the selected field of study;
- Official masters transcript(s)
- Program admission application;
- Program admission essay*
- Current resume/cv
- Two letters of reference
Preferred:
- A conferred MEd or master’s degree in the field of education from a regionally accredited university;
- A grade point average (GPA) of 3.5, or higher, on a four-point scale in all graduate coursework;
- Two years, or more, of classroom experience and three years of experience in administration;
- Official masters transcript(s)
- Program admission application;
- Program admission essay*
- Current resume/cv
- Two letters of reference
*Program admission essay is an opportunity to demonstrate to the committee why you wish to pursue a doctoral degree at the University of the Southwest and showcase graduate-level writing abilities for their consideration. The essay should be 1,000-1,500 words explaining what you hope to achieve by pursuing a doctoral degree, the personal strengths that will help you succeed in a doctoral program, and describe how obtaining a EdD will help you institute a positive social change within your chosen field or industry.
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