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ADVANCE YOUR
RESEARCH
METHODOLOGY
KNOWLEDGEBECOME AN EXPERT IN
INFORMATION SESSIONMaster of Science in Educational Research
The Educational Research program cultivates
and develops students into future educational
researchers capable of investigating complex
problems of the 21st century.
The M.S. in Educational Research develops
individuals into expert research methodologist,
and prepares you to become a doctoral student
at Georgia State or other programs in the field.
Janice Fournillier, Ph.D.
Georgia State University
College of Education & Human Development
Department of Educational Policy Studies
Educational Research Program
30 Pryor Street | Atlanta, GA | 30303
acowan@gsu.edu | 404-413-8273 | eps.education.gsu.edu
Associate Professor
Program Coordinator, Educational Research
TODAY’S PRESENTER
PROFILE
IDEAL CANDIDATE
Bachelor’s degree
Interest in advancing skills in
statistics, survey research
and research methodology
Seeking career in research
related job in their field
ARE YOU A GOOD FIT?
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Strong background in math,
data analytics and writing
GRADUATE ADMISSIONS
GPA Recommendation Letters
GRE Other
≥ 2.50 undergraduate
Taken within 5 years Goals statement, resume
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M.S. APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
Professional (2)
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PROGRAM LENGTH
36Semester Hours
Fall Semester 9
Spring Semester 9
Summer Semester 9 M.S.
EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
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Fall Semester 9Educational Research
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ALUMNI TESTIMONIALS
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I loved how the program challenged me to think critically, not except the status quo, and see how we can affect programmatic change through research.
Working full-time as a student was challenging, however, my classes were flexible and allowed me to gear projects towards benefitting my employer.
My graduate program taught me how to think better, analyze a situation, and formulate my own opinions.
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FUNMI’S STORY
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COREY’S STORY
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ANTHONY’S STORY
FUNMI ADESESAN, ‘13 Georgia Department of
Juvenile Justice
COREY DUNN, ‘07 Agnes Scott College
ANTHONY MILLER, ‘14 Tutoring Service
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INFORMATION SESSIONMaster of Science in Educational Research
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acowan@gsu.edu
404-413-8273
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& Human Development
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