The MS in Applied Developmental Psychology (ADP) builds the skills you’ll need to address the diverse needs of children, youth, and families across multiple settings, including community-based organizations, schools, hospitals, advocacy organizations, residential treatment programs, out-of-school programs and service agencies.
Master of Science in Applied Developmental Psychology
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Master of Science in Applied Mathematics
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Advance your skills in both mathematics and statistics to be successful in industry, government, or for additional study. The MS in mathematics requires completion of at least eight mathematics courses (24 credits) and the completion and defense of a thesis in mathematics (6 credits).
Master of Science in Applied Statistics
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Elevate your statistics background, gaining expertise to seek employment in statistics or a related field.
Master of Science in Athletic Training
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The Master of Science in Athletic Training program focuses on injury prevention, assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of injuries in the physically active and sports populations, with an emphasis on comprehensive health care. This program prepares students to deliver high-quality care to athletes and physically active individuals across the life span and all levels of competition.
This entry point is designed for students who have already earned a bachelor’s degree. Students in this application pool must have also earned the outlined prerequisite requirements prior to formal admittance to the MS in AT program.