TUITION & FEES: For the latest information, please see www.ccsu.edu/bursar or call the Bursar?s Office at 860-832-2010.
GRADUATE ADMISSIONS CONTACT
Email: graduateadmissions@ccsu.edu
Founded in 1849, Central Connecticut State University is the oldest public institution of higher education in Connecticut and the largest of four comprehensive universities within the Connecticut State University System. CCSU enrolls over 12,000 students. Approximately 2,400 graduate students attend each semester, including some 500 who come for full-time study.
Close to Hartford, the state capital, Central Connecticut State University is easily accessible. The 165-acre suburban campus is located in New Britain, at the center of Connecticut, two hours from Boston, New York City, upper New England ski resorts and Rhode Island beaches.
The University?s School of Graduate Studies administers and coordinates more than 40 programs in Arts and Sciences, Education and Professional Studies, and Technology and Engineering Education. Central Connecticut State University is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges.
Some special centers and research institutes which enhance academic programs offered at the University include the:
? George Muirhead Center for International Education
? Reading and Language Arts Clinic
? Intensive English Language Program (IELP)
? Center for Africana Studies
? Center for Caribbean and Latin American Studies
? Center for Public Policy and Social Research
? Center for Innovation in Teaching and Technology
Elihu Burritt Library holds more than 650,000 volumes, subscribes to more than 3,000 periodical titles and seats 1,800. Extensive microfiche and microfilm collections provide access to periodicals, newspapers, ERIC documents and corporate reports. Its Digital Library Resources provides a gateway to e-journals, indexing and abstracting services and full text resources, such as EbscoHost, Lexis-Nexis and many more. Specialized research materials include Polish Heritage section and Gender Equity section, 16,000 volumes of rare books and curriculum laboratory. CD-ROM, databases and CONSULS facilitate access to additional resources.
The University?s Marcus White Computer Laboratory is outfitted with more than 200 of the latest PCs, 10 Macs, and a full complement of printers and scanners, and it offers all online capabilities. A highly popular facility, it is open seven days a week. Other computer resources are widely available. The campus is wireless, and all computing is supported by the Information Technology office.
Other on-campus facilities include Kaiser Annex, a 37,000-foot recreational/ athletic air-supported structure; the Student Center, offering a bookstore, dining, and meeting and lounge areas; Maloney Hall, an art and theatre center; Welte Hall?s 1,900-seat auditorium; tennis courts and playing fields for varsity sports.
A graduate assistantship program is available through the School of Graduate Studies, as well as other scholarship opportunities. The Federal Stafford Loan program is provided for graduate students who qualify to receive this form of financial assistance. Other sources of need-based assistance may be coordinated by the Office of Student Financial Aid.
DEGREES
M.A.: Biology (Ecology & Environmental Studies, General Biology), Biomolecular Sciences, English, History, Information Design, Mathematics (specializations in Actuarial Mathematics, Computer Science, General Mathematics, Statistics), Modern Languages (Italian, Spanish, Spanish Language & Hispanic Cultures), Psychology (Community, General Option, Health), Public History.
M.S.: Art Education, Biology (General, Health Sciences), Anesthesia: Biological Sciences, Communication, Computer Information Technology (Computer Science & Network & Telecommunications Technology), Construction Management, Counselor Education (Professional & Rehabilitation Counseling, School Counseling, Student Development in Higher Education), Criminal Justice, Data Mining, Early Childhood Education, Educational Foundations (Policy Studies & Secondary Education); Educational Leadership, Educational Technology, Elementary Education, Engineering Technology(Civil, Construction, Mechanical/Manufacturing), Geography, International Studies, Marriage & Family Therapy, Mathematics for Certified Teachers (Elementary, Middle & Secondary), Music, Natural Sciences (Earth Sciences, Physics, Science Education), Physical Education, Reading & Language Arts, Spanish, Special Education, Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL), Technology & Engineering Education, Technology Management.
M.A.T.: Teacher Education: Mathematics; Sciences; Spanish; English; Technology & Engineering Education.
Ed.D.: Educational Leadership.
SIXTH-YEAR CERTIFICATE: Reading & Language Arts, Educational Leadership, Mathematics Education Leadership
TEACHER CERTIFICATION: Programs are available for state certification in Elementary Education, most Secondary endorsement disciplines and NK-12 teaching fields (such as Art, Music, Physical Education, Special Education, TESOL, and Technology & Engineering Education).
POST-MASTER?S STUDY: Programs available in selected specializations.
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS: Cell & Molecular Biology, Construction Management, Data Mining, Environmental Health & Safety, Global Leadership & Literacy, Lean Manufacturing & Six Sigma, Pre-Health Studies, Professional Counseling, Public Relations/Promotion, Reading & Language Arts (advanced certificate program), Supply Chain & Logistics, Superintendent of Schools.
ONLINE DEGREE
M.S.: Data Mining.
Email: larosed@ccsu.edu or bilisolyr@ccsu.edu
www.ccsu.edu/datamining
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