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The comprehensive examination is a comprehensive test on the core
concepts and issues within the discipline. The examination is a three
hour test administered by the Graduate School.

ESAS 825 SEMINAR IN SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION AND
SUPERVISION I
Former course number 525 Prerequisites: None
Credits: 2
This seminar has three main purposes: (1) to assist the student in
completing the research paper requirement; (2) to review major topics
in the area of concentration; and, (3) to achieve an in-depth exploration
of major issues and trends in the area of school supervision. A previous
course in administration or supervision is a prerequisite for this
seminar. The seminar must be taken during the last six hours of the
degree program. The student must have been advanced to candidacy
and have passed the Graduate Comprehensive Examination.

ESAS 828 SEMINAR IN SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION AND
SUPERVISION II
Former course number 528 Prerequisites: None
Credits: 2

ESAS 855 PRACTICUM FOR SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION AND
SUPERVISION I
Former course number 555 Prerequisites: None
Credits: 2
This course provides supervised practice and simulated learning
experiences that enable the aspiring administrator or supervisor to
consolidate his/her knowledge, observe others at work, apply skills and
techniques, and organize a philosophy. This course must be taken
during the last six hours of the degree program. The student must have
been advanced to candidacy and have passed the Graduate
Comprehensive Examination.

ESAS 858 PRACTICUM FOR SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION AND
SUPERVISION II
Former course number 558 Prerequisites: None
Credits: 2

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