College of Education and Human Services

College Student Development Certificate Program

Certificate in College Student Development Administration (12 credit hours)
The Certificate program in College Student Development Administration (CSDA) is available
for students who hold entry or mid-level positions in student development, or those with master’s degrees in other fields, may choose this certificate to prepare for or advance career prospects in student development or higher education administration.

Admission as a graduate non-degree seeking CSDA certificate student requires a cumulative GPA of 2.75 for undergraduate coursework, a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale for previous graduate work in the same or related discipline, acceptable GRE scores, and completion of the Graduate Programs admissions process.

The CSDA Certificate is composed of four classes (12 credit hours) from within the College Student
Development and Community Counseling curriculum. 

  • CSD 610  Organization and Administration of Higher Education
  • CSD 640  Theories of College Student Development
  • CSD 650  Student Affairs in Higher Education
  • COU or CSD elective approved by director for counselor education

    For more information, email the program administrator at gradedu@nku.edu or call 859-572-1567.

     

     

     

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