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Professional Licensure Programs

Professional licensure is required to pursue many professions and requirements can vary by state. Below is a list of licensure programs offered and current determination of in what states each program meets licensure requirements.

黑料网 offers the following programs that meet the degree requirements for professional licensure in Maryland. In some cases, there exists reciprocity agreements between Maryland and other states. These agreements allow individuals who hold a professional license in one state to earn a license in another state, subject to meeting state-specific requirements. Most states have policies to extend reciprocity for certain licenses, but few states provide full reciprocity for all fully licensed professionals from other states. Click on the links below to view a licensure disclosure on each program.

Individuals may be able to graduate from one of SU's programs then go to another state and be eligible for licensure if they meet all of the other requirements besides the degree. This page represents the best information currently available to determine professional licensure requirements and reciprocity with SU's programs. 

Licensure Programs Disclosures

College of Health and Human Services

Fulton School of Liberal Arts

Henson School of Science & Technology

Perdue School of Business

The Perdue School of Business’ Accounting program prepares students for the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam. The program is fully accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International.

All states, including Maryland, require a minimum of 150 credit hours of college education to fulfill the education requirements for obtaining a CPA license. Students can typically complete their Accounting degree and the specific course requirements for the CPA in the 120 credits required to earn the degree. Some states, including Maryland, allow students to take the CPA exam once they have completed 120 credit hours and their bachelor’s degree or higher, with a major or concentration in Accounting. However, since 150 credits are required to fulfill the education requirements for obtaining a CPA license, students must complete 30 credits beyond the specific course requirements to be licensed.

It is recommended that students contact their intended state's Board of Accountancy prior to beginning a program at SU, and meet with their advisor(s) at 黑料网, to determine specific state or territory requirements. There may be additional requirements in other states that cannot be met in Maryland, or that could be met while you work on your degree at SU.

The table below provides information about program compliance in all U.S. states and some territories and is useful for those who may not choose to practice in Maryland. For more information regarding specific state requirements, visit: .

Accounting
StateLinkMeetsN/A, state does not license this specific profession
AlabamaYes
AlaskaYes
ArizonaYes
ArkansasYes
CaliforniaYes
ColoradoYes
ConnecticutYes
DelawareYes
District of ColumbiaYes
FloridaYes
GeorgiaYes
HawaiiYes
IdahoYes
IllinoisYes
IndianaNo
IowaYes
KansasNo
KentuckyNo
LouisianaNo
MaineYes
MarylandYes
MassachusettsNo
MichiganYes
MinnesotaYes
MississippiNo
MissouriYes
MontanaYes
NebraskaNo
NevadaYes
New HampshireYes
New JerseyYes
New MexicoYes
New YorkYes
North CarolinaYes
North DakotaNo
OhioYes
OklahomaYes
OregonNo
PennsylvaniaYes
Rhode IslandNo
South CarolinaYes
South DakotaNo
TennesseeYes
TexasYes
UtahYes
VermontYes
VirginiaYes
WashingtonNo
West VirginiaYes
WisconsinNo
WyomingNo

Seidel School of Education

The Seidel School of Education offers many programs that prepare candidates for teacher or administrator licensure or certification. Licensure and certification programs at 黑料网 are state approved by the Maryland Department of Education (MSDE) and nationally accredited by the Association for Advancing Quality in Educator Preparation (AAQEP).

Students should be familiar with requirements in other states if they are planning on being a teacher or administrator outside of Maryland upon graduation. It is recommended students contact their intended states’ Department of Education and/or Licensure Boards prior to beginning a program at SU, and meet with their advisor(s) at 黑料网, to determine specific state or territory requirements. There may be additional requirements of other states that cannot be met in Maryland, or that could be met while you work on your degree at SU.

Prospective international students should confirm with appropriate certification agencies to determine if a degree in teaching or administration from 黑料网 satisfies licensure or certification requirements in the country they intend to seek employment.

The table below give information about program compliance with licensure requirements in all U.S. states and some territories and are useful for those who may not choose to teach in Maryland. Note that licensure and certification requirements can change at any time.

Education
StateLinkTeacher Preparation ProgramsAdministrator 1 Program
AlabamaYesYes
AlaskaYesYes
American SamoaNoNo
ArizonaYesYes
ArkansasYesYes
CaliforniaNoYes
ColoradoYesYes
ConnecticutYesYes
DelawareYesYes
District of ColumbiaYesYes
FloridaYesYes
GeorgiaYesYes
GuamYesNo
HawaiiYesYes
IdahoYesNo
IllinoisYesYes
IndianaYesYes
IowaYesYes
KansasYesYes
KentuckyYesYes
LouisianaYesYes
MaineYesYes
MarylandYesYes
MassachusettsNoNo
MichiganYesYes
MinnesotaYesYes
MississippiYesYes
MissouriYesYes
MontanaYesYes
NebraskaYesYes
NevadaYesYes
New HampshireYesYes
New JerseyYesYes
New MexicoYesYes
New YorkYesYes
North CarolinaYesYes
North DakotaYesYes
OhioYesYes
OklahomaYesNo
OregonYesYes
PennsylvaniaYesYes
Puerto RicoYesNo
Rhode IslandYesYes
South CarolinaYesYes
South DakotaYesYes
TennesseeYesYes
TexasYesYes
US Virgin IslandsYesNo
UtahYesYes
VermontYesYes
Virgin IslandsYesNo
VirginiaYesYes
WashingtonYesYes
West VirginiaYesYes
WisconsinYesNo
WyomingYesYes