All professional education coursework must be completed within the seven years prior to graduation. EDUC coursework that is seven or more years old may be used in the program, if revalidated. Each program establishes requirements for course revalidation and may limit the amount of revalidated coursework allowed. The methods of revalidating professional and technology courses may include, but are not limited to:

1. Passing an examination specifically covering the material taught in the course, 
2. Completion of a more advanced course in the same subject area, and 
3. Presenting evidence of extensive professional experience that requires the application of material taught in the course or competence in the requisite skill areas. Students must meet the certification standards in place at the time of application to the state to be recommended for a license.

Students who stop out of the program without approval from the Academic Standards Committee for longer than one year will be held to the program requirements in place at the time of re-entry. All students must meet the licensure standards in place at the time of application to the state to be recommended for a license.