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Best Master's in Traumatic Brain Injury Education Programs by Degrees Awarded

Edited by Zoe MacDougall, BS in Psychology

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Ranked by the number of master's degrees awarded each year, the most established programs. The top 1 out of 1 programs reviewed from the IPEDS database.

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    Spring Arbor University

    Spring Arbor, MIPrivate nonprofitOnline available

    • 31Master's/yr
    • Master of Special Education
    • On-campus
    About the program

    Spring Arbor University offers a Master of Special Education delivered entirely online and built for working professionals. The program is designed for certified teachers who want an endorsement or certification to work with students with disabilities, while candidates who do not hold teaching certification can still earn the degree without the endorsement, so it serves both practicing educators and those pursuing the credential for other reasons. The 100% online format keeps the degree accessible to teachers who cannot step away from their classrooms. Although the university catalog classifies the program under a Traumatic Brain Injury code, the current program page names no distinct TBI track or endorsement, so the degree presents as a general special education master's rather than a specialized one. As a master's degree in traumatic brain injury education, it adds to the master's-level traumatic brain injury education options in Michigan.

    Why it ranks here

    Master's programs are judged differently here. Undergraduate stats do not apply, so the ranking looks at whether the program is established, the pay its graduates walk into locally, and how the university stands behind it. On the first, it is clearly established, turning out 31 master's degrees a year, a steady if smaller cohort.

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