Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Assessment, Learning, and Student Success: School Improvement

Middle Tennessee State University

The Ed.D. in Assessment, Learning, and Student Success is a doctoral program capitalizing on faculty expertise in the College of Education and across the University. The program provides a structured curriculum with early development and ongoing support for students as they work to complete their doctoral dissertations. The Ed.D. in Assessment, Learning, and Student Success has two concentrations: School Improvement and Higher Education. The K12 concentration offers research-based knowledge, analytical skills, and practical application to enhance student learning, increase assessment scores, and improve schools. This is not a program you learn about now and do someday in the ALSS program's K-12 concentration, you will integrate your learning directly into your setting in a -embedded professional development approach. The Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Assessment, Learning, and Student Success requires completion of 60-72 hours