Ph.D. / Measurement, Evaluation, Statistics, and Assessment
DIRECT ADMIT
TO BE SUBMITTED BY THE FALL SEMESTER OF THE 2
ND
YEAR IN THE PROGRAM.
NAME ANTICIPATED COMPLETION DATE
SEMESTER/YEAR
BC ID COMPREHENSIVE EXAMS DATE
MONTH/YEAR
The program of study consists of 72 credit hours beyond the baccalaureate degree.
MESA 7460 Interpretation and Evaluation of Research
MESA 7462 Assessment and Test Construction
MESA 7466 Evaluation Practice & Methods
MESA 7467 Evaluation Theory & Research
MESA 7468 Introductory Statistics
MESA 7469 Intermediate Statistics
MESA 7561 Seminar in Evaluation and Public Policy
MESA 7565 Large Scale Assessment: Methods and Practice
MESA 7601 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics
MESA 8667 General Linear Models
MESA 8668 Multivariate Statistical Analysis
MESA 8669 Psychometric Theory I: Classical Test Theory and Rasch
Models
MESA 8670 Psychometric Theory II: Item Response Theory
MESA 8724 Technology Enhanced Assessment
MESA 8861 Multilevel Regression Modeling
MESA 8862 Design of Experiments
MESA 8864 Survey Methods in Educational and Social Research
APSY 8851 Design of Qualitative Research
MESA 9941 Dissertation Seminar
Electives**
MESA 7101 Readings and Research in MESA
MESA 7560 Seminar on Issues of Testing and Assessment
MESA 9960 Seminar in Educational Measurement and Research
MESA 9901 Doctoral Comprehensive Examination
*Insert a T (transfer) or W (waiver) as appropriate. If seeking a transfer of credits, you must also fill out a “transfer request form” available online. If requesting a waiver, you must
attach an official transcript to this form.
**You may choose from the recommended elective courses offered by ERME. All elective courses must be approved by an advisor prior to registration. Elective credits total 18-21.
Lynch School of Education and Human Development Program of Study
Academic Year 2020-2021