The awarding of a master's degree by Edinboro University of Pennsylvania attests that the individual awarded the degree has satisfactorily completed a coherent program of advanced specialized study that has been built upon the academic and professional experiences which the individual possessed at the time the master's degree was begun.
The decisive factor in qualifying for the master's degree is the quality of a student's performance and level of achievement. While the number of courses or credits required of individual candidates may vary depending upon their preparation and graduate objectives, each candidate will ordinarily earn a minimum of 30 semester hours of graduate credit and will have demonstrated achievement of the objectives established for the specific degree programs.
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