To be eligible for an Indiana Rules 2002 license, candidates must have a master’s degree; two years of teaching experience under a valid Standard, Provisional, or Proficient Practitioner’s license; and have completed the appropriate 24 credit hour program. Courses in law, supervision, the principalship, and the practicum must be taken at Indiana University; and at least 9 credit hours, including the practicum, must be taken at IU Southeast. Candidates must achieve a minimum GPA of 3.25 in the program, with no grade below B–. Any course for which a waiver is granted will be based upon course recency, evidence the course was based upon program standards, and review of course assignments completed by the candidate addressing the program standards. Candidates must compete all requirements, including application for licensure within five years from the date of admission to the program. Due to changes driven by accreditation requirements, candidates must complete a sequence of courses beginning in June 2009. Information will be available at advising sessions.