Educational Diagnostician Certification
*Please note that the standalone certificate program is currently not being offered until further notice.
Educational diagnosticians are special education professionals who assess and diagnose children with learning difficulties. To be certified as an educational diagnostician, you must have a master's degree, successfully complete the 33 semester hours for Educational Diagnostician Certification, valid classroom teaching certification, 3 years teaching experience, and pass the required TExES exam.
This certification is earned in conjunction with the Master's Degree in Special Education, and some classes count toward both objectives. For questions about whether your previous coursework may count toward this certification, contact an academic advisor.
Program Details
To be certified as an educational diagnostician, you must have a master's degree, successfully complete the 33 semester hours for Educational Diagnostician Certification, hold valid classroom teaching certification, 3 years teaching experience, and pass the required TExES exam.
To see the full degree plan, view the course catalog.
