Professional Licensure
While many of the programs offered by SIUE are intended to prepare a student for licensure/certification meeting the educational requirements as established by the appropriate regulatory board, licensure/certification requirements may vary among jurisdictions. Please select the state below for the appropriate disclosure information for many of our programs.
It is important for you to know the specific requirements of the state in which you intend to apply for licensure/certificate. If you are considering a program that may lead to professional licensure or certification, it is highly recommended you seek guidance from the appropriate licensing/certificate board/agency prior to enrolling in an academic program.
The licensure information is reviewed and updated in August every calendar year. That does not mean it is accurate or current, given the fact state agencies can change licensure requirements at any time. For additional questions or concerns, contact Jacob Fling, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at jfling@siue.edu or 618-650-3217 or Room 1330 Rendleman Hall.
Alabamaa
Accounting
Test...The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Alabama.
For information on licensure in Alabama contact the Alabama State Board of Public Accountancy: https://www.asbpa.alabama.gov/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Alabama. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or http://abec.alabama.gov/.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Alabama: http://www.dentalboard.org/. The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult the Board of Alabama State Department of Education at Educator Certification (alsde.edu).
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in Alabama. Prior to enrolling in an engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date informaiton pertaining to licensure: Alabama Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors
You may also find useful information here: https://ncees.org/state-links/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
Part of the application process for licensure is verification by the board of nursing that the educational requirements have been met. A summary by program of the educational/certification requirements has been provided below.
In addition to the educational requirements, a licensure board may require additional criteria be met for licensure, such as age, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, proof of malpractice insurance, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a nursing program, a student should contact the state board of nursing in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Alabama contact the Alabama Board of Nursing: https://www.abn.alabama.gov/
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BS)
The Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs are approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) and is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Graduates of these programs are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) for licensure as a registered nurse.
The School of Nursing has not determined whether or not these programs meet the educational requirements for RN licensure in Alabama.
Clinicals for these programs are offered only in IL and MO.
RN to BS
The RN to BS program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the RN to BS program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license. This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
This program is not currently being offered to residents in Alabama, contact the School of Nursing 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu with any questions.
Healthcare and Nursing Administration (HCNA)
The HCNA program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete practicum. The HCNA program meets the educational requirements to prepare nurses to become credentialed nurse executives through credentialing exams sponsored by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Organization of Nurse Executives Credentialing Center. This program includes 315 practicum hours.
This program is not currently being offered to residents in Alabama, contact the School of Nursing 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu with any questions.
Nurse Educator Program (NE)
The Nurse Educator Program (NE) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering this program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. Coupled with two years teaching experience, the NE program meets the educational requirements to prepare graduates for the National League for Nursing Certified Nurse Educator Exam. This program includes 270 practicum hours.
This program is not currently being offered to residents in Alabama, contact the School of Nursing 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu with any questions.
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
The Family Nurse Practitioner Doctor of Nurse Practice (DNP) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Upon completion of this program, graduates meet the education requirements to sit for the Family Nurse Practitioner Certification Exams offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board both recognized by the Alabama Board of Nursing. This program meets the education requirements for licensure in Alabama.
This program is not currently being offered to residents in Alabama, contact the School of Nursing 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu with any questions.
Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice
The Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
This program is not currently being offered to residents in Alabama, contact the School of Nursing 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu with any questions.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)
The PMHNP program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). The SIUE program offers a post-master’s/doctorate program meeting the educational requirements of the Alabama Board of Nursing. Upon completion of this program, graduates are eligible to take the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner certification exam offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) recognized by the Alabama Board of Nursing.
This program is not currently being offered to residents in Alabama, contact the School of Nursing 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu with any questions.
Nurse Anesthesia Doctor of Nurse Practice (NADNP)
The NADNP program is accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Education Program (COA). Upon completion of this program, graduates will meet the minimum didactic and clinical education requirements to take the National Certification Exam offered by the National Board on Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists recognized by the Alabama Board of Nursing. The NADNP at SIUE meets the educational requirements for licensure in Alabama.
Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements.
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Alabama. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Alabama: http://www.boed.alabama.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Alabama.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Alabama contact the Alabama Board of Pharmacy: https://www.albop.com/ .
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult Alabama Board of Examiners in Psychology.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology license through the Alabama Board of Examiners for Speech Pathology and Audiology.
Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Alabama contact: ABESPA - Alabama Board of Examiners for Speech Language Pathology and Audiology
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Alabama. You may contact the Alabama State Board of Social Work Examiners for information relating to licensure: https://www.socialwork.alabama.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Alaska
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Alaska.
For information on licensure in Alaska contact the Alaska State Board of Public Accountancy: https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/cbpl/ProfessionalLicensing/BoardofPublicAccountancy.aspx
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Alaska. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/cbpl/ProfessionalLicensing/ProfessionalCounselors/ApplicationsForms.aspx
If you still have question, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Alaska: https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/cbpl/ProfessionalLicensing/BoardofDentalExaminers.aspx
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult the Alaska Department of Education and Early Development at Teacher Certification - Education and Early Development (alaska.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in Alaska. Prior to enrolling in an engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date informaiton pertaining to licensure: https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/cbpl/ProfessionalLicensing/BoardofArchitectsEngineersandLandSurveyors/ExaminationInformation.aspx
You may also find useful information here: https://ncees.org/state-links/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
Part of the application process for licensure is verification by the board of nursing that the educational requirements have been met. A summary by program of the educational/certification requirements has been provided below.
In addition to the educational requirements, a licensure board may require additional criteria be met for licensure, such as age, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, proof of malpractice insurance, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a nursing program, a student should contact the state board of nursing in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Alaska, you may contact the Alaska Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BS)
The Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs are approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) and is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Graduates of these programs are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) for licensure as a registered nurse.
The School of Nursing has not determined whether or not these programs meet the educational requirements for RN licensure by examination in Alaska.
Clinicals for these programs are offered only in IL and MO.
RN to BS
The RN to BS program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the RN to BS program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license. This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
This program is not currently being offered to residents in Alaska, contact the School of Nursing 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu with any questions.
Healthcare and Nursing Administration (HCNA)
The HCNA program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete practicum. The HCNA program meets the educational requirements to prepare nurses to become credentialed nurse executives through credentialing exams sponsored by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Organization of Nurse Executives Credentialing Center. This program includes 315 practicum hours.
This program is not currently being offered to residents in Alaska, contact the School of Nursing 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu with any questions.
Nurse Educator Program (NE)
The Nurse Educator Program (NE) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering this program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. Coupled with two years teaching experience, the NE program meets the educational requirements to prepare graduates for the National League for Nursing Certified Nurse Educator Exam. This program includes 270 practicum hours.
This program is not currently being offered to residents in Alaska, contact the School of Nursing 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu with any questions.
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
The Family Nurse Practitioner Doctor of Nurse Practice (DNP) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Upon completion of this program, graduates meet the education requirements to sit for the Family Nurse Practitioner Certification Exams offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board both recognized by the Alabama Board of Nursing. This program meets the education requirements for licensure in Alaska.
This program is not currently being offered to residents in Alaska, contact the School of Nursing 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu with any questions.
Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice
The Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
This program is not currently being offered to residents in Alaska, contact the School of Nursing 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu with any questions.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)
The PMHNP program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). The SIUE program offers a post-master’s/doctorate program. Upon completion of this program, graduates are eligible to take the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner certification exam offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). This program meets the educational requirements for licensure in Alaska.
This program is not currently being offered to residents in Alaska, contact the School of Nursing 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu with any questions.
Nurse Anesthesia Doctor of Nurse Practice (NADNP)
The NADNP program is accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Education Program (COA). Upon completion of this program, graduates will meet the minimum didactic and clinical education requirements to take the National Certification Exam offered by the National Board on Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists. The NADNP at SIUE meets the educational requirements for licensure in Alaska.
This program is not currently offering clinicals in Alaska, contact the School of Nursing 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu with any questions.
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Alaska or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Alaska: https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/cbpl/professionallicensing/dietitiansnutritionists.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Alaska.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Alaska contact the Alaska Board of Pharmacy: https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/cbpl/ProfessionalLicensing/BoardofPharmacy.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: Alaska Board of Psychologist and Psychological Associate Examiners
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology license in Alaska.
Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. For more information contact: Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists, Professional Licensing, Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing (alaska.gov) or https://www.asha.org/advocacy/state/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Alaska. You may contact the Alaska State Board of Social Work Examiners for information relating to licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Arizona
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Arizona.
For information on licensure in Arizona contact the Arizona State Board of Accountancy:
https://www.azaccountancy.gov/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Arizona. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://www.azbbhe.us/.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Arizona https://dentalboard.az.gov/
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult the Arizona Department of Education at Welcome to Educator Certification! | Arizona Department of Education (azed.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in Arizona. Prior to enrolling in an engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date informaiton pertaining to licensure: Arizona State Board of Technical Registration
You may also find useful information here: https://ncees.org/state-links/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
Part of the application process for licensure is verification by the board of nursing that the educational requirements have been met. A summary by program of the educational/certification requirements has been provided below.
In addition to the educational requirements, a licensure board may require additional criteria be met for licensure, such as age, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, proof of malpractice insurance, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a nursing program, a student should contact the state board of nursing in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Arizona, you may contact the Arizona Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BS)
The Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs are approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) and is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Graduates of these programs are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) for licensure as a registered nurse.
These programs meet the educational requirements for application for RN licensure in Arizona.
Clinicals for these programs are offered only in IL and MO.
RN to BS
The RN to BS program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the RN to BS program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license. This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
This program is not currently being offered to residents in Arizona, contact the School of Nursing 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu with any questions.
Healthcare and Nursing Administration (HCNA)
The HCNA program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete practicum. The HCNA program meets the educational requirements to prepare nurses to become credentialed nurse executives through credentialing exams sponsored by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Organization of Nurse Executives Credentialing Center. This program includes 315 practicum hours.
This program is not currently being offered to residents in Arizona, contact the School of Nursing 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu with any questions.
Nurse Educator Program (NE)
The Nurse Educator Program (NE) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering this program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. Coupled with two years teaching experience, the NE program meets the educational requirements to prepare graduates for the National League for Nursing Certified Nurse Educator Exam. This program includes 270 practicum hours.
This program is not currently being offered to residents in Arizona, contact the School of Nursing 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu with any questions.
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
The Family Nurse Practitioner Doctor of Nurse Practice (DNP) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Upon completion of this program, graduates meet the education requirements to sit for the Family Nurse Practitioner Certification Exams offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board.
This program meets the education requirements for licensure in Arizona.
This program is not currently being offered to residents in Arizona, contact the School of Nursing 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu with any questions.
Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice
The Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
This program is not currently being offered to residents in Arizona, contact the School of Nursing 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu with any questions.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)
The PMHNP program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). The SIUE program offers a post-master’s/doctorate program. Upon completion of this program, graduates are eligible to take the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner certification exam offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC).
This program meets the educational requirements for licensure in Arizona.
This program is not currently being offered to residents in Arizona, contact the School of Nursing 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu with any questions.
Nurse Anesthesia Doctor of Nurse Practice (NADNP)
The NADNP program is accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Education Program (COA). Upon completion of this program, graduates will meet the minimum didactic and clinical education requirements to take the National Certification Exam offered by the National Board on Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists. The NADNP at SIUE meets the educational requirements for licensure in Arizona.
This program is not currently offering clinicals in Arizona, contact the School of Nursing 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu with any questions
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Arizona or if licensure is required.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Arizona.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Arizona: https://pharmacy.az.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: Arizona Board of Psychologists Examiners
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology license in Arizona.
Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. For more information contact: ADHS - Special Licensing - Home (azdhs.gov) or https://www.asha.org/advocacy/state/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Arizona. You may contact the Arizona State Board of Social Work Examiners for information relating to licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Arkansas
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Arkansas.
For information on licensure in Arkansas contact the Arkansas State Board of Public Accountancy: https://www.asbpa.Arkansas.gov/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Arkansas. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://abec.statesolutions.us/
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Arkansas: https://www.healthy.Arkansas.gov/programs-services/topics/Arkansas-state-board-of-dental-examiners/ .
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult the Arkansas Educator Licensure System
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in Arkansas. Prior to enrolling in an engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date informaiton pertaining to licensure: Arkanasas State Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Professional Surveyors
You may also find useful information here: https://ncees.org/state-links/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
Part of the application process for licensure is verification by the board of nursing that the educational requirements have been met. A summary by program of the educational/certification requirements has been provided below.
In addition to the educational requirements, a licensure board may require additional criteria be met for licensure, such as age, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, proof of malpractice insurance, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a nursing program, a student should contact the state board of nursing in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Arkansas, you may contact the Arkansas Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BS)
The Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs are approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) and is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Graduates of these programs are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) for licensure as a registered nurse.
These programs meet the educational requirements for application for RN licensure in Arkansas.
Clinicals for these programs are offered only in IL and MO.
RN to BS
The RN to BS program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the RN to BS program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license. This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Healthcare and Nursing Administration (HCNA)
The HCNA program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete practicum. The HCNA program meets the educational requirements to prepare nurses to become credentialed nurse executives through credentialing exams sponsored by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Organization of Nurse Executives Credentialing Center. This program includes 315 practicum hours.
Nurse Educator Program (NE)
The Nurse Educator Program (NE) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering this program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. Coupled with two years teaching experience, the NE program meets the educational requirements to prepare graduates for the National League for Nursing Certified Nurse Educator Exam. This program includes 270 practicum hours.
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
The Family Nurse Practitioner Doctor of Nurse Practice (DNP) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Upon completion of this program, graduates meet the education requirements to sit for the Family Nurse Practitioner Certification Exams offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board.
This program meets the education requirements for licensure in Arkansas.
Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice
The Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)
The PMHNP program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). The SIUE program offers a post-master’s/doctorate program. Upon completion of this program, graduates are eligible to take the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner certification exam offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC).
This program meets the educational requirements for licensure in Arkansas.
Nurse Anesthesia Doctor of Nurse Practice (NADNP)
The NADNP program is accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Education Program (COA). Upon completion of this program, graduates will meet the minimum didactic and clinical education requirements to take the National Certification Exam offered by the National Board on Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists. The NADNP at SIUE meets the educational requirements for licensure in Arkansas.
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Arkansas or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Arkansas: https://www.healthy.arkansas.gov/programs-services/topics/arkansas-dietetics-licensing-board1
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Arkansas.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Arkansas: https://www.pharmacyboard.Arkansas.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: Arkansas Department of Health - Psychology Board
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) provisional license and an Ancillary License* to work in a school setting in Arkansas, and ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year. Graduates of our program are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Arkansas, contact: Arkansas Board of Examiners in Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Arkansas Department of Health or https://www.asha.org/advocacy/state/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
*An applicant is required to complete additional “professional development” in order to obtain licensure, see: ADE_317_Educator_Licensure_Final.pdf (arkansas.gov)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Arkansas. You may contact the Arkansas Social Work Licensing Board for information relating to licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
California
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in California.
For information on licensure in California contact the California Board of Accountancy: https://www.dca.ca.gov/cba/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in California. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://www.bbs.ca.gov/applicants/lpcc.html
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in California https://www.dbc.ca.gov/ .
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in California. Prior to enrolling in an engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date informaiton pertaining to licensure: Board for Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, and Geologist
You may also find useful information here: https://ncees.org/state-links/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
Part of the application process for licensure is verification by the board of nursing that the educational requirements have been met. A summary by program of the educational/certification requirements has been provided below.
In addition to the educational requirements, a licensure board may require additional criteria be met for licensure, such as age, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a nursing program, a student should contact the state board of nursing in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In California contact the California Board of Registered Nursing: https://www.rn.ca.gov/ .
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BS)
The Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing Programs are approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) and accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Clinicals for these programs are offered only in IL and MO. Graduates of these programs are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) for licensure as a registered nurse.
An applicant for licensure as a registered nurse in California must have graduated from an accredited program that meets the educational requirements of the California Board of Nursing . An applicant must submit their official transcripts for evaluation for the board to determine if educational requirements have been met. Due to the educational review process and the ultimate discretion of the board, we have not been able to determine if our program meets the educational requirements, but graduates from this program have successfully obtained an RN license in California in the past.
RN to BS
The RN to BS program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the RN to BS program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license. This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Healthcare and Nursing Administration (HCNA)
The HCNA program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. The HCNA program meets the educational requirements to prepare nurses to become credentialed nurse executives through credentialing exams sponsored by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Organization of Nurse Executives Credentialing Center. This program includes 315 practicum hours. Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements.
Nurse Educator Program (NE)
The Nurse Educator Program (NE) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering this program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. Coupled with two years teaching experience, the NE program meets the educational requirements to prepare graduates for the National League for Nursing Certified Nurse Educator Exam. This program includes 270 practicum hours.
Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements.
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
The California State Board of Nursing requires applicants for Nurse Practitioner License (NP) to hold a valid unencumbered RN license in California, complete a nationally accredited APRN program, and hold a national advanced practice certification approved by the California Board of Nursing. The Family Nurse Practitioner Doctor of Nurse Practice (DNP) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Upon completion of this program, graduates meet the education requirements to sit for the Family Nurse Practitioner Certification Exams offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board both approved by the California Board of Nursing.
Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements.
Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing
The Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)
The California Board of Nursing maintains a Psychiatric/Mental Health Nurse Listing for insurance re-imbursement purposes. To be eligible for the listing, the applicant must hold a valid RN license in California, possess at least a master’s degree in psychiatric/mental health nursing, and complete 2 years of supervised clinical experience in providing psychiatric/mental health counseling services or verification as a Clinical Specialist in Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing by the American Nurses Association - American Nurses Credentialing Center. The PMHNP program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Upon completion of this program, graduates with hold a masters, post master's certificate, or DNP depending on the path they choose, and are eligible to take the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner certification exam offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) meeting the educational requirements in California to be listed as a Psychiatric/Mental Health Nurse.
Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements.
Nurse Anesthesia Doctor of Nurse Practice (NADNP)
The California Board of Nursing requires applicants for a Nurse Anesthetist (NA) Certification to have an unencumbered California RN license*, completion of a nurse anesthesia academic program approved by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Education Programs, and current certification by the National Council on Certification/Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists. The NADNP program is accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Education Program (COA ). Upon completion of this program, graduates will meet the minimum didactic and clinical education requirements to take the National Certification Exam offered by the National Board on Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists and the educational requirements for application for licensure in California.
Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements.
*note to participate in the program at SIUE a student must have an unencumbered IL RN or APRN License
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in California or if licensure to practice is required.
If you have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in California.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In California: https://www.pharmacy.ca.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: California Board of Psychology
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE prepares the graduate for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year and to take the PRAXIS examination. The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for a Speech- Language Pathology license in California or the Special Class Authorization (SCA) for teaching authorization.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In California, contact: Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology and Hearing Aid Dispensers Board (ca.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in California. You may contact the California Board of Behavioral Sciences for information relating to licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Colorado
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Colorado.
For information on licensure in Colorado contact the Colorado State Board of Accountancy: https://dpo.colorado.gov/Accountancy
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Colorado. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://dpo.colorado.gov/ProfessionalCounselor/Applications.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Colorado: https://dpo.colorado.gov/Dental
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult the Licensing Office | CDE (state.co.us)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in Colorado. Prior to enrolling in an engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date informaiton pertaining to licensure: State Board of Licensure for Architects, Engineers, and Professional Surveyors
You may also find useful information here: https://ncees.org/state-links/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Colorado. You may contact the Colorado Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Colorado or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board of professions in the state they wish to practice. In Colorado: https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/dora/node/87936
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Colorado.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Colorado: https://dpo.colorado.gov/Pharmacy
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://dpo.colorado.gov/Psychology
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology license in Colorado
Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. For more information contact: Speech-Language Pathology HOME | Division of Professions and Occupations (colorado.gov) or https://www.asha.org/advocacy/state/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Colorado. You may contact the Colorado State Board of Social Work Examiners for information relating to licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Connecticut
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Connecticut.
For information on licensure in Connecticut contact the Connecticut State Board of Accountancy: https://portal.ct.gov/DCP/Occupational-and-Professional-Division/Occupational-Boards/State-Board-of-Accountancy
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Connecticut. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or the Connecticut Department of Public Health.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Connecticut: https://portal.ct.gov/DPH/Communications/Regulation--Licensure/Regulation-and-Licensure-Home-Page .
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult the Bureau of Certification (ct.gov).
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in Connecticut. Prior to enrolling in an engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date informaiton pertaining to licensure: Bureau of Certification (ct.gov) or https://ncees.org/state-links/
You may also find useful information here: https://ncees.org/state-links/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Connecticut. You may contact the Connecticut Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Connecticut or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board for professions in the state they wish to practice. In Connecticut: https://portal.ct.gov/DPH/Practitioner-Licensing--Investigations/Dietitian/DietitianNutritionist-Certification
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Connecticut.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Connecticut: https://portal.ct.gov/DCP/Drug-Control-Division/Commission-of-Pharmacy/The-Commission-of-Pharmacy
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://portal.ct.gov/DPH/Public-Health-Hearing-Office/Board-of-Examiners-of-Psychologists/Board-of-Examiners-of-Psychologists
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology license in Connecticut.
Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. For more information contact: Speech and Language Pathologist Licensure (ct.gov) or https://www.asha.org/advocacy/state/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Connecticut. You may contact the Connecticut State Department of Public Health - Social Work Licensure for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Delaware
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Delaware.
For information on licensure in Delaware contact the Delaware Board of Accountancy: https://dpr.delaware.gov/boards/accountancy/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Delaware. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or Delaware Board of Mental Health and Chemical Dependency Professionals
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Delaware: https://dpr.delaware.gov/boards/dental/dentist_license/
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult the Licensure & Certification / Home (doe.k12.de.us)
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in Delaware. Prior to enrolling in an engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date informaiton pertaining to licensure: https://www.dape.org/
You may also find useful information here: https://ncees.org/state-links/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Delaware. You may contact the Delaware Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Delaware or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Delaware: https://dpr.delaware.gov/boards/dietitians/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Delaware.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Delaware: https://dpr.delaware.gov/boards/pharmacy/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://dpr.delaware.gov/boards/psychology/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology license in Delaware.
Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. For more information contact: Speech / Language Pathology Licensure - Division of Professional Regulation - State of Delaware or https://www.asha.org/advocacy/state/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Delaware. You may contact the Delaware Board of Social Work Examiners for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Florida
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Florida.
For information on licensure in Florida, contact the Board of Certified Public Accountancy: http://www.myfloridalicense.com/DBPR/certified-public-accounting/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Florida. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://floridasmentalhealthprofessions.gov/
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Florida: https://floridasdentistry.gov/
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult the Educator Certification (fldoe.org)
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in Florida. Prior to enrolling in an engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date informaiton pertaining to licensure: Florida Board of Professional Engineers
You may also find useful information here: https://ncees.org/state-links/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
Part of the application process for licensure is verification by the board of nursing that the educational requirements have been met. A summary by program of the educational/certification requirements has been provided below.
In addition to the educational requirements, a licensure board may require additional criteria be met for licensure, such as age, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, proof of malpractice insurance, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a nursing program, a student should contact the state board of nursing in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Florida contact the Florida Board of Registered Nursing: https://floridasnursing.gov/
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BS)
An applicant for licensure as a registered nurse in Florida must have graduated from a program recognized by the jurisdiction in which it is based, accredited by a specialized nursing accrediting agency recognized by the United States Secretary of Education, and issued an NCLEX code. The Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs are approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR), accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education), and have an NCLEX code thereby meeting the educational requirements for licensure in Florida. Graduates of these programs are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) for licensure as a registered nurse.
Clinicals for these programs are offered only in IL and MO.
RN to BS
The RN to BS program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the RN to BS program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license. This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Healthcare and Nursing Administration (HCNA)
The HCNA program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. The HCNA program meets the educational requirements to prepare nurses to become credentialed nurse executives through credentialing exams sponsored by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Organization of Nurse Executives Credentialing Center. This program includes 315 practicum hours. Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements .
Nurse Educator Program (NE)
The Nurse Educator Program (NE) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering this program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. Coupled with two years teaching experience, the NE program meets the educational requirements to prepare graduates for the National League for Nursing Certified Nurse Educator Exam. This program includes 270 practicum hours. Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements.
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
The Florida State Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse license to hold a valid unencumbered Florida RN license or multistate license, complete a master’s degree or post-master’s degree, and submit proof of national advanced practice certification from an approved nurse specialty board. The Family Nurse Practitioner Doctor of Nurse Practice (DNP) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Upon completion of this program, graduates meet the education requirements to sit for the Family Nurse Practitioner Certification Exams offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board both recognized by the Florida Board of Nursing .
Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice
The Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)
The Florida State Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse license with a designation as a “Psychiatric Nurse” to hold a valid unencumbered Florida RN license or multistate license, to complete a master’s degree or post-master’s degree in psychiatric nursing, to hold a national advanced practice certification as a psychiatric mental health advanced practice nurse, and 2 years post-master’s clinical experience under the supervision of a physician.
The PMHNP program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Upon graduation from this program a student will have a DNP, masters, or a post-master’s certificate depending on the path they choose; all meet the educational requirements of the Florida Board of Nursing. Upon completion of this program, graduates are eligible to take the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner certification exam offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) recognized by the Florida Board of Nursing.
Nurse Anesthesia Doctor of Nurse Practice (NADNP)
The Florida State Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Anesthetist license to hold a valid unencumbered Florida RN license or multistate license*, complete a master’s degree or post-master’s degree, and submit proof of national advanced practice certification from an approved nurse specialty board.
The NADNP program is accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Education Program (COA ). Upon completion of this program, graduates will meet the minimum didactic and clinical education requirements to take the National Certification Exam offered by the National Board on Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists recognized by the Florida Board of Nursing.
*note to participate in the program at SIUE a student must have an unencumbered IL RN or APRN License
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Florida or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Florida: http://www.floridahealth.gov/licensing-and-regulation/dietetic-nutrition/index.html
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Florida.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Florida, contact the Florida Board of Pharmacy: https://floridaspharmacy.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://floridaspsychology.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology license in Florida.
Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. For more information contact: Florida Board of Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology » Licensing and Registration- Licensing, Renewals & Information (floridasspeechaudiology.gov) or https://www.asha.org/advocacy/state/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The state licensing board has the authority and discretion to determine if licensure will be issued. In addition to education requirements, the board may have additional requirements such as: age, field experience, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Florida, contact the Florida Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage & Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling: https://floridasmentalhealthprofessions.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
BSW
Upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program at SIUE graduates will not meet the educational requirements for any licensure in Florida.
MSW
Upon completion of the MSW Program at SIUE with the specific selection of coursework as required by Florida*, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW ). The MSW program does not meet the licensure requirements for licensure as Master Social Worker (CMSW ).
* https://floridasmentalhealthprofessions.gov/licensing/licensed-clinical-social-worker/
Georgia
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Georgia.
For information on licensure in Georgia, contact the State Board of Accountancy: https://gsba.georgia.gov/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Georgia. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://sos.ga.gov/index.php/licensing/plb/43.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Georgia: https://gbd.georgia.gov/ .
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult the https://www.gapsc.com/
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in Georgia. Prior to enrolling in an engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date informaiton pertaining to licensure: Georgia Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors
You may also find useful information here: https://ncees.org/state-links/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
Part of the application process for licensure is verification by the board of nursing that the educational requirements have been met. A summary by program of the educational/certification requirements has been provided below.
In addition to the educational requirements, a licensure board may require additional criteria be met for licensure, such as age, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, proof of malpractice insurance, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a nursing program, a student should contact the state board of nursing in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Georgia contact the Georgia Board of Nursing: https://sos.ga.gov/index.php/licensing/plb/45
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BS)
An applicant for licensure as a registered nurse in Georgia must have graduated from a postsecondary institution of higher education that is accredited by a regional accrediting agency recognized by the United States Department of Education, and a program recognized by the board of nursing in the program’s state of domicile. SIUE is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, a regional accrediting agency thereby meeting the educational requirements for RN licensure in Georgia.
The Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs are approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR), accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education), and have an NCLEX code meeting the educational requirements for licensure in Georgia. Graduates of these programs are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) for licensure as a registered nurse.
Clinicals for these programs are offered only in IL and MO.
RN to BS
The RN to BS program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the RN to BS program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license. This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate. At this time, SIUE is not authorized to offer the RN to BS program to students located in Georgia .
Healthcare and Nursing Administration (HCNA)
The HCNA program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. The HCNA program meets the educational requirements to prepare nurses to become credentialed nurse executives through credentialing exams sponsored by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Organization of Nurse Executives Credentialing Center. At this time, SIUE is not able to offer this program to students located in Georgia .
Nurse Educator Program (NE)
The Nurse Educator Program (NE) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering this program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. Coupled with two years teaching experience, the NE program meets the educational requirements to prepare graduates for the National League for Nursing Certified Nurse Educator Exam. This program includes 270 practicum hours. At this time, SIUE is not able to offer this program to a student located in Georgia .
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
The Georgia State Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse license to hold a valid unencumbered Georgia RN license, complete a master’s degree or other graduate degree approved by the board, submit proof of national advanced practice certification in his or her area of specialty, and verification of 500 hours of APRN practice. The Family Nurse Practitioner Doctor of Nurse Practice (DNP) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) and requires 720 hours of practicum . Upon completion of this program, graduates meet the education requirements to sit for the Family Nurse Practitioner Certification Exams offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board and for application for an APRN license in Georgia. At this time, SIUE is not able to offer this program to students located in Georgia .
Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice
The Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate. At this time, SIUE is not able to offer this program to students located in Georgia .
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)
The Georgia State Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse license to hold a valid unencumbered Georgia RN license, complete a master’s degree or other graduate degree approved by the board, submit proof of national advanced practice certification in his or her area of specialty, and verification of 500 hours of APRN .
The PMHNP program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Upon completion of this program, graduates are eligible to take the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner certification exam offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). At this time, SIUE is not able to offer this program to students located in Georgia .
Nurse Anesthesia Doctor of Nurse Practice (NADNP)
The Georgia State Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Anesthetist license to hold a valid unencumbered Georgia RN license*, complete a master’s degree or other graduate degree approved by the board, submit proof of national advanced practice certification in his or her area of specialty, and verification of 500 hours of APRN practice.
The NADNP program is accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Education Program (COA). Upon completion of this program, graduates will meet the minimum didactic and clinical education (3,030 hours) requirements to take the National Certification Exam offered by the National Board on Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists meeting the education requirements for licensure application in Georgia.
*note to participate in the program at SIUE a student must have an unencumbered IL RN or APRN License
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Georgia or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Georgia: https://sos.ga.gov/index.php/licensing/plb/19
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Georgia.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Georgia, contact the Georgia Board of Pharmacy: https://gbp.georgia.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://sos.ga.gov/index.php/licensing/plb/44
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology license in Georgia.
Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. For more information contact: Georgia Board of Speech Language Patology & Audiology or https://www.asha.org/advocacy/state/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Georgia. You may contact the Georgia Board of Professional Counselors, Social Workers, and Marriage & Family Therapists for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Hawaii
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Hawaii.
For information on licensure in Hawaii contact the Board of Public Accountancy: http://cca.hawaii.gov/pvl/boards/accountancy/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Hawaii. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://cca.hawaii.gov/pvl/
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Hawaii: http://cca.hawaii.gov/pvl/boards/dentist/ .
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://hawaiiteacherstandardsboard.org/
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in Hawaii. Prior to enrolling in an engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date informaiton pertaining to licensure: Professional Engineers, Architects, Surveyors & Landscape Architects
You may also find useful information here: https://ncees.org/state-links/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Hawaii. You may contact the Hawaii Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Hawaii or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Hawaii: https://health.hawaii.gov/ohca/state-licensing-section/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Hawaii.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Hawaii, contact the Hawaii Board of Pharmacy: http://cca.hawaii.gov/pvl/boards/pharmacy/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: http://cca.hawaii.gov/pvl/boards/psychology/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology license in Hawaii.
Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. For more information contact: http://cca.hawaii.gov/pvl/boards/speech/ or https://www.asha.org/advocacy/state/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Hawaii. You may contact the Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Idaho
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Idaho.
For information on licensure in Idaho, contact the State Board of Accountancy: https://isba.idaho.gov/license/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Idaho. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://dopl.idaho.gov/DOPLPortal/BoardPage.aspx?Bureau=COU.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Idaho: https://isbd.idaho.gov/IBODPortal/Home.aspx .
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://www.sde.idaho.gov/cert-psc/cert/
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate Idaho. Prior to enrolling in an engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date informaiton pertaining to licensure: https://ipels.idaho.gov/
You may also find useful information here: https://ncees.org/state-links/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Idaho. You may contact the Idaho Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Idaho or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Idaho: https://bom.idaho.gov/BOMPortal/BoardPage.aspx?Board=DIE
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Idaho.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Idaho, contact the Idaho State Board of Pharmacy: https://bop.idaho.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://ibol.idaho.gov/IBOL/BoardPage.aspx?Bureau=PSY
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology license in Idaho.
Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. For more information contact: https://dopl.idaho.gov/DOPLPortal/BoardPage.aspx?Bureau=SHS or https://www.asha.org/advocacy/state/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Idaho. You may contact the Idaho Board of Social Work Examiners for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Illinois
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the Illinois Board of Examiners (ILBOE). To sit for the uniform CPA exam in Illinois, the ILBOE requires applicants to 1) Earn a graduate degree in accounting from a regionally accredited institution or 2) have completed a total of 150 semester hours of college education, including a baccalaureate degree or higher from an accredited college or university. Of those hours, 30 hours must be in accounting and include financial accounting, auditing, taxation, management accounting, research and analysis, and 24 semester hours must be in business courses (other than accounting).
The Bachelor of Science in Accountancy (BSA) is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) and provides a solid foundation for students working to meet the accounting and business course requirements providing 120 hours of college credit curriculum designed to sit for the exam. However, the BSA does not meet the educational requirements to sit for the examination as the program does not contain the 150 credit hours required to sit for the examination.
The Master of Science in Accounting (MSA) is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) and meets the educational requirements to sit for the examination.
In addition to the educational requirements, the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation may require additional criteria be met for licensure, such as age, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, ethics exam, experience requirements, participation in international programs, etc.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the state board regulating accountancy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information. In Illinois, https://www.ilboe.org/.
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program at SIUE is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) upon the recommendation of the Accreditation Council for Art Therapy Education (ACATE). Our program meets the educational standards for application for the national credentials of Registered Art Therapist - ATR and/or Board Certified Registered Art Therapist - ATR-BC. In Illinois, an applicant for licensure for Licensed Professional Counselors (LPC ) or a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselors (LCPC ) must submit their official transcripts and program materials for evaluation for the board to determine if educational requirements have been met. Because of the educational review process and the ultimate discretion of the board, we have not been able to determine if our program meets the educational requirements, but graduates from this program have successfully obtained the above license in Illinois in the past.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Illinois: https://www.idfpr.com/profs/ProfCounselor.asp
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Illinois: https://www.idfpr.com/profs/Boards/dentist.asp
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://www.isbe.net/licensure/
Early Childhood Education – Bachelor of Science
Upon completion of the Early Childhood Education program at SIUE, a graduate will meet the education requirements in Illinois to apply for a Professional Educator License with an endorsement in Early Childhood birth to 3rd grade.
The state licensing board has the authority and discretion to determine if licensure will be issued. Prior to enrolling in a program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the state or territory/jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Illinois, contact the Illinois State Board of Education: https://www.isbe.net/licensure/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Elementary Education – Bachelor of Science
Upon completion of the Elementary Education program at SIUE, a graduate will meet the education requirements in Illinois to apply for a Professional Educator License with an endorsement in Elementary Education grade 1st- 6th.
The state licensing board has the authority and discretion to determine if licensure will be issued. Prior to enrolling in a program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the state or territory/jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Illinois, contact the Illinois State Board of Education: https://www.isbe.net/licensure/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Instructional Technology
Upon completion of the Instructional Technology program, a graduate will hold a Master of Science in Education (MSEd) with a major in Instructional Technology. This program is not designed to lead to licensure or an additional endorsement on the Illinois Professional Educator License.
For additional information, contact the Illinois State Board of Education: https://www.isbe.net/Pages/Educator-Licensure.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Dave Knowlton, E.d.D. (dknowlt@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Principal
The Principal Endorsement on an Illinois’ Professional Educator License requires an applicant to hold a master’s degree or higher and complete a state approved preparation program in the field of specialization. The Principal program at SIUE meets the educational requirements for the endorsement. This program offers three pathways 1) a Master of Science in Education (MSEd), 2) Education Specialist Degree (Ed.S.) for those that already hold a Master’s, or 3) a certification only for those that already hold a Master’s degree but do not wish to obtain an additional graduate degree.
The state licensing board has the authority and discretion to determine if licensure will be issued. Prior to enrolling in a program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Illinois, contact the Illinois State Board of Education: https://www.isbe.net/Pages/Professional-Educator-License-Administrative-Endorsements.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Andrew Leland, Ph.D. at (aleland@siue.edu) or 618-650-3291 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Secondary Education Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
Upon completion of the Secondary Education program at SIUE, a graduate will meet the education requirements in Illinois to apply for a Professional Educator License with an endorsement in Secondary Education in the following major areas of study: Biology, Chemistry, English, Geography, History, Mathematics, Political Science, and Theater and Dance for grades 9-12; and the following major areas of study: Art, French, German, Music and Spanish for grades K-12.
The state licensing board has the authority and discretion to determine if licensure will be issued. Prior to enrolling in a program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the state or territory/jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Illinois, contact the Illinois State Board of Education: https://www.isbe.net/licensure/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
School Psychology – Specialist Degree
Upon completion of the Psychology - Specialist in School Psychology (SSP) program at SIUE and all Illinois professional educator licensure requirements, a graduate will meet the education requirements in Illinois to apply for a Professional Educator license with an endorsement in School Psychology PreK – age 21.
The state licensing board has the authority and discretion to determine if licensure will be issued. Prior to enrolling in a program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the state or territory they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Illinois, contact the Illinois State Board of Education: https://www.isbe.net/Pages/Home.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Special Education Bachelor of Science
Upon completion of the Special Education program at SIUE, a graduate will meet the education requirements in Illinois to apply for a Professional Educator License with an endorsement in Special Education preK- age 21.
The state licensing board has the authority and discretion to determine if licensure will be issued. Prior to enrolling in a program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the state or territory/jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Illinois, contact the Illinois State Board of Education: https://www.isbe.net/licensure/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Teacher Leader
The Teacher Leader Endorsement on an Illinois’ Professional Educator License requires an applicant to hold a master’s degree or higher and complete a state approved preparation program in the field of specialization. The Teacher Leader program at SIUE meets the educational requirements for the endorsement. This program offers three pathways 1) a Master of Science in Education (MSEd), 2) Education Specialist Degree (Ed.S.) for those that already hold a Master’s, or 3) a certification only for those that already hold a Master’s degree but do not wish to obtain an additional graduate degree.
The state licensing board has the authority and discretion to determine if licensure will be issued. Prior to enrolling in a program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Illinois, contact the Illinois State Board of Education: https://www.isbe.net/Pages/Professional-Educator-License-Administrative-Endorsements.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Andrew Leland, Ph.D. at (aleland@siue.edu) or 618-650-3291 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Superintendent
The Superintendent Endorsement on an Illinois’ Professional Educator License requires an applicant to hold a master’s degree or higher and complete a state approved preparation program in the field of specialization. The Superintendent program at SIUE meets the educational requirements for the endorsement. This program offers three pathways 1) a Master of Science in Education (MSEd), 2) Education Specialist Degree (Ed.S.) for those that already hold a Master’s, or 3) a certification only for those that already hold a Master’s degree but do not wish to obtain an additional graduate degree.
The state licensing board has the authority and discretion to determine if licensure will be issued. Prior to enrolling in a program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Illinois, contact the Illinois State Board of Education: https://www.isbe.net/Pages/Professional-Educator-License-Administrative-Endorsements.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Andrew Leland, Ph.D. at (aleland@siue.edu) or 618-650-3291 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Registration or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Illinois
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Registration
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The programs leading to RN licensure at SIUE are approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation and accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). The post-licensure programs are also accredited by CCNE and have accreditations by accrediting bodies particular to their specialty. See below for further explanation on accreditation and examinations for licensure.
In addition to meeting the educational requirements for licensure, an applicant for licensure may also be required to provide their fingerprints, submit to criminal background check, etc. Prior to enrolling in a program contact the board of nursing for the most up to date and accurate information: https://www.idfpr.com/profs/Nursing.asp .
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BS)
The Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs are approved by IDFPR and accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Clinicals for these programs are offered only in IL and MO. Graduates of these programs are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) for licensure as a registered nurse. These programs meet the educational requirments for licensure as an RN in Illinois.
Clinicals for these programs are offered only in IL and MO.
RN to BS
The RN to BS program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the RN to BS program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license. This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Healthcare and Nursing Administration (HCNA)
The HCNA program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. The HCNA program meets the educational requirements to prepare nurses to become credentialed nurse executives through credentialing exams sponsored by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Organization of Nurse Executives Credentialing Center. This program includes 315 practicum hours. Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements.
Nurse Educator Program (NE)
The Nurse Educator Program (NE) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering this program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. Coupled with two years teaching experience, the NE program meets the educational requirements to prepare graduates for the National League for Nursing Certified Nurse Educator Exam. This program includes 270 practicum hours. Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements.
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
The Family Nurse Practitioner Doctor of Nurse Practice (DNP) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Upon completion of this program, graduates meet the education requirements to sit for the Family Nurse Practitioner Certification Exams offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board. This program meets the educational requirements for application for licensure as an APRN.
Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice
The Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)
The PMHNP program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Upon completion of this program, graduates are eligible to take the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner certification exam offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). This program meets the educational requirements for application for licensure as an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse in Illinois.
Nurse Anesthesia Doctor of Nurse Practice (NADNP)
The NADNP program is accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Education Program (COA). Upon completion of this program, graduates will meet the minimum didactic and clinical education requirements to take the National Certification Exam offered by the National Board on Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists. This program meets the educational requirements for application for licensure as an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse in Illinois.
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians and meets the educational requirements for licensure in Illinois. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Illinois: https://www.idfpr.com/profs/DietNutrition.asp
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Illinois.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Illinois contact the Pharmacy Professions Licensed by IDPR: https://www.idfpr.com/profs/pharm.asp
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
Psychology Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science
The bachelor of arts or bachelor of science in psychology programs do not meet the education requirements for any professional licensure or certificate in Illinois. For more information, contact the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Responsibility: https://www.idfpr.com/profs/psych.asp
Clinical Child and School Psychology – Mater of Science
The Master of Science in Clinical Child and School Psychology does not meet the education requirements for any professional licensure or certificate in Illinois. For more information, contact the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Responsibility: https://www.idfpr.com/profs/psych.asp
Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology
The Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology program does not meet the education requirements for any professional licensure or certificate in Illinois. For more information, contact the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Responsibility: https://www.idfpr.com/profs/psych.asp
Master of Arts in Industrial-Organizational Psychology
The Master of Arts in Industrial-Organizational Psychology does not meet the education requirements for any professional licensure or certificate in Illinois. For more information, contact the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Responsibility: https://www.idfpr.com/profs/psych.asp
Specialist in School Psychology (SSP)
The Specialist in School Psychology (SSP) program combined with the Master of Science in Clinical Child and School Psychology meets the educational requirements for certification as a school psychologist in the State of Illinois.
The state licensing board has the authority and discretion to determine if licensure will be issued. In addition to education requirements, the board may have additional requirements such as: age, examination, immunizations, clinical practice, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Illinois, contact the Illinois State Board of Education: https://www.isbe.net/Pages/Home.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dept. of Psychology 618-650-2202 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license through Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation, Speech-Language Pathology Professional Educator License (non-teaching) through the Illinois State Board of Education, and ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year. Graduates of our program are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In addition to the educational requirements, a licensure board may require additional criteria be met for licensure, such as age, jurisprudence examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, etc.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The state licensing board has the authority and discretion to determine if licensure will be issued. In addition to education requirements, the board may have additional requirements such as: age, experience*, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Illinois, contact the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Responsibility (Social Work): https://www.idfpr.com/profs/SocialWorker.asp
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
BSW
Upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program at SIUE, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for an Illinois Licensed Social Work (LSW) license.
MSW
Upon completion of the MSW Program at SIUE, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for an Illinois Licensed Social Work (LSW) license or Licensed Clinical Social Work (LCSW ).
IL requires applicants for BSW have 3 years supervised professional experience subsequent to obtaining a baccalaureate Degree and for MSW have 3000 hours of supervised professional experience subsequent to obtaining a master’s degree.
Indiana
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Indiana.
For information on licensure in Indiana, contact the Board of Accountancy: https://www.in.gov/pla/accountancy.htm
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Indiana. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://www.in.gov/pla/social.htm.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Indiana: https://www.in.gov/pla/dental.htm
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://www.doe.in.gov/licensing
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://www.in.gov/pla/engineer.htm or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Indiana.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: https://www.in.gov/pla/engineer.htm
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
Part of the application process for licensure is verification by the board of nursing that the educational requirements have been met. A summary by program of the educational/certification requirements has been provided below.
In addition to the educational requirements, a licensure board may require additional criteria be met for licensure, such as age, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, proof of malpractice insurance, proof of practice agreement,* etc.
Prior to enrolling in a nursing program, a student should contact the state board of nursing in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Indiana contact the Indiana State Board of Nursing: https://www.in.gov/pla/nursing.htm.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
*For prescription authority associated with APRN, Indiana requires proof of collaboration with a licensed practitioner in the form of a written practice agreement.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BS)
The Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs are approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) and accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Graduates of these programs are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) for licensure as a registered nurse.
An applicant for licensure as a registered nurse in Indiana must have graduated from an accredited program that is approved by their state licensure board and pass the NCLEX exam. These programs meet the educational requirements for licensure as an RN in Indiana.
Clinicals for these programs are offered only in IL and MO.
RN to BS
The RN to BS program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the RN to BS program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license. This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Healthcare and Nursing Administration (HCNA)
The HCNA program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. The HCNA program meets the educational requirements to prepare nurses to become credentialed nurse executives through credentialing exams sponsored by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Organization of Nurse Executives Credentialing Center. This program includes 315 practicum hours.
Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements.
Nurse Educator Program (NE)
The Nurse Educator Program (NE) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering this program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. Coupled with two years teaching experience, the NE program meets the educational requirements to prepare graduates for the National League for Nursing Certified Nurse Educator Exam. This program includes 270 practicum hours.
Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements .
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
The Family Nurse Practitioner Doctor of Nurse Practice (DNP) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). The curriculum for first year students includes 3 semester hours in Pharmacology for APRNs (NURS 516). Upon completion of this program, graduates meet the education requirements to sit for the Family Nurse Practitioner Certification Exams offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board both recognized by the Indiana Board of Nursing. This program meets the educational requirements for licensure in Indiana.
In Indiana, the Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) application is for the authority to prescribe independently as an advanced practice registered nurse. This is not a license to practice as a nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist, as no such license exists in the state of Indiana. Applicant must hold an unencumbered current RN license in Indiana or a registered nurse license in another compact state and have filed a Multi-State Privilege Notification Form with the health professions bureau. Applicant must submit proof of certification as a nurse practitioner by a national organization recognized by the board and which requires a national certifying examination, and submit proof of having successfully completed a graduate level pharmacology course consisting of at least two (2) semester hours of academic credit from a college or university.
Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice
The Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)
The PMHNP program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Upon completion of this program, graduates are eligible to take the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner certification exam offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) recognized by the Indiana State Board of Nursing. Upon completion of this program, graduates meet the educational requirements for an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) application.
This is not a license to practice as a nurse practioner or clinical nurse specialist as no such license exist in Indiana. This application is for the authority to prescribe independently as an advanced practice registered nurse.
Nurse Anesthesia Doctor of Nurse Practice (NADNP)
In Indiana, a certified registered nurse anesthetist is a graduate of a nurse anesthesia educational program accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs (COA) and is properly certified by successfully completing the certification examination administered by the Council on Certification of Nurse Anesthetists. A certified registered nurse anesthetist may administer anesthesia if the certified registered nurse anesthetist acts under the direction of and in the immediate presence of a physician.
The NADNP at SIUE meets the educational requirements for certification in Indiana. The NADNP program is accredited by the COA. Upon completion of this program, graduates will meet the minimum didactic and clinical education requirements to take the National Certification Exam offered by the National Board on Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists.
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Indiana or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Indiana: https://www.in.gov/pla/2412.htm
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Indiana.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Indiana, contact the Indiana State Board of Pharmacy: https://www.in.gov/pla/pharmacy.htm
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://www.in.gov/pla/psych.htm
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Indiana. You may contact the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency - Social Workers for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) and Original Communication Disorder (SLP) licenses in Indiana, and ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year. Graduates of our program are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In addition to the educational requirements, a licensure board may require additional criteria be met for licensure, such as age, jurisprudence examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, CPR certification, suicide prevention certificate, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, etc.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Iowa
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Iowa.
For information on licensure in Iowa, contact the Accountancy Examining Board: https://plb.iowa.gov/board/accountants
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Iowa. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://idph.iowa.gov/Licensure/Iowa-Board-of-Behavioral-Science.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Iowa: https://dentalboard.iowa.gov/.
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://boee.iowa.gov/
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://plb.iowa.gov/engineering or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Iowa.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: The Iowa Engineering and Land Surveying Examining Board
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
Part of the application process for licensure is verification by the board of nursing that the educational requirements have been met. A summary by program of the educational/certification requirements has been provided below.
In addition to the educational requirements, a licensure board may require additional criteria be met for licensure, such as age, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, proof of malpractice insurance, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a nursing program, a student should contact the state board of nursing in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Iowa contact the Iowa Board of Nursing: https://nursing.iowa.gov/
Note a person who has been denied licensure by the board, whose license is currently suspended, surrendered or revoked in any U.S. jurisdiction, or whose license/registration is currently suspended, surrendered, or revoked in another country due to disciplinary action may not take a nursing course with a clinical component. Individuals seeking enrollment or currently enrolled in nursing programs who are not eligible to take a course with a clinical component because of disciplinary action in any state should contact the Iowa Board of Nursing Enforcement Unit at 515.281.6472 as soon as possible.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BS)
An applicant for licensure as a registered nurse in Iowa must have graduated from a program that is approved by the state board of nursing or agency which regulates nursing in that state and be in good standing with the regulatory agency, and pass the NCLEX exam. The Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs are approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR), accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), and have an NCLEX code thereby meeting the educational requirements for licensure in Iowa. Graduates of these programs are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) for licensure as a registered nurse.
Clinicals for these programs are offered only in IL and MO
RN to BS
The RN to BS program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the RN to BS program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license. This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Healthcare and Nursing Administration (HCNA)
The HCNA program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. The HCNA program meets the educational requirements to prepare nurses to become credentialed nurse executives through credentialing exams sponsored by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Organization of Nurse Executives Credentialing Center. This program includes 315 practicum hours. Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements .
Nurse Educator Program (NE)
The Nurse Educator Program (NE) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering this program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. Coupled with two years teaching experience, the NE program meets the educational requirements to prepare graduates for the National League for Nursing Certified Nurse Educator Exam. This program includes 270 practicum hours. Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements .
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
The Iowa Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners (ARNP) license to hold a valid unencumbered RN license in Iowa or a compact state, graduate from an accredited graduate or post graduate advanced practice educational program in one of the following roles, (1) Certified nurse-midwife. (2) Certified registered nurse anesthetist. (3) Certified nurse practitioner or (4) Clinical nurse specialist., and hold a current certification issued by a national professional certification organization as a certified nurse-midwife or certified registered nurse anesthetist, or as a certified nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist in at least one of the following population foci: (1) Women’s health/gender-related (2) Family (individual across the lifespan) (3) Psychiatric mental health (4) Adult/gerontology (5) Pediatrics or (6) Neonatal.
The Family Nurse Practitioner Doctor of Nurse Practice (DNP) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Upon completion of this program, graduates meet the education requirements to sit for the Family Nurse Practitioner Certification Exams offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board. This program meets the education requirements for licensure in Iowa.
Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice
The Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)
The Iowa Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners (ARNP) license to hold a valid unencumbered RN license in Iowa or a compact state, graduate from an accredited graduate or post graduate advanced practice educational program in one of the following roles, (1) Certified nurse-midwife. (2) Certified registered nurse anesthetist. (3) Certified nurse practitioner or (4) Clinical nurse specialist., and hold a current certification issued by a national professional certification organization as a certified nurse-midwife or certified registered nurse anesthetist, or as a certified nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist in at least one of the following population foci: (1) Women’s health/gender-related (2) Family (individual across the lifespan) (3) Psychiatric mental health (4) Adult/gerontology (5) Pediatrics or (6) Neonatal.
The PMHNP program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). The SIUE program offers a masters, post-master’s certificate, and doctorate program meeting the educational requirements of the Iowa Board of Nursing. Upon completion of this program, graduates are eligible to take the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner certification exam offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC).
Nurse Anesthesia Doctor of Nurse Practice (NADNP)
The Iowa Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners (ARNP) license to hold a valid unencumbered RN license in Iowa or a compact state, graduate from an accredited graduate or post graduate advanced practice educational program in one of the following roles, (1) Certified nurse-midwife. (2) Certified registered nurse anesthetist. (3) Certified nurse practitioner or (4) Clinical nurse specialist., and hold a current certification issued by a national professional certification organization as a certified nurse-midwife or certified registered nurse anesthetist, or as a certified nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist in at least one of the following population foci: (1) Women’s health/gender-related (2) Family (individual across the lifespan) (3) Psychiatric mental health (4) Adult/gerontology (5) Pediatrics or (6) Neonatal.
The NADNP at SIUE meets the educational requirements for licensure in Iowa. The NADNP program is accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Education Program (COA). Upon completion of this program, graduates will meet the minimum didactic and clinical education requirements to take the National Certification Exam offered by the National Board on Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists.
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Iowa or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Iowa: https://www.idph.iowa.gov/Licensure/Iowa-Board-of-Dietetics
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Iowa.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Iowa, contact the Iowa State Board of Pharmacy: https://pharmacy.iowa.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://www.idph.iowa.gov/Licensure/Iowa-Board-of-Psychology
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE meets the education requirements to apply for a license as a Speech-Language Pathologist and upon request from a special education director or designee a Statement of Professional Recognition - an Initial Professional Service License from the Board of Education Examiners in Iowa, and ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year. Graduates of our program are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Iowa. You may contact the Iowa Department of Public Health - Board of Social Work for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Kansas
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Kansas.
For information on licensure in Kansas contact the Board of Accountancy: http://www.ksboa.org/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Kansas. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://ksbsrb.ks.gov/.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Kansas: https://www.dental.ks.gov/
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://www.ksde.org/Agency/Division-of-Learning-Services/Teacher-Licensure-and-Accreditation/Licensure/License-Application
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Kansas State Board of Technical Professions or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Kansas.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Kansas State Board of Technical Professions
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Kansas. You may contact the Kansas Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Kansas.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Kansas, contact the Kansas State Board of Pharmacy: https://www.pharmacy.ks.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://ksbsrb.ks.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology license in Kansas.
Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. For more information contact: https://www.kdads.ks.gov/commissions/survey-certification-and-credentialing-commission/health-occupations-credentialing or https://www.asha.org/advocacy/state/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Kansas. You may contact the Kansas Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Kentuckyy
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Kentucky...
For information on licensure in Kentucky contact the Board of Accountancy: https://cpa.ky.gov/Pages/default.aspx
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program at SIUE is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) upon the recommendation of the Accreditation Council for Art Therapy Education (ACATE). Our program meets the educational standards for application for the national credentials of Registered Art Therapist - ATR and/or Board Certified Registered Art Therapist - ATR-BC.
Our Program meets the educational requirements for application for licensure for Licensed Professional Art Therapist Associate (LPATA ) or a Licensed Professional Art Therapist (LPAT) in Kentucky .
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Kentucky, contact: http://pat.ky.gov/
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Kentucky: https://dentistry.ky.gov/Pages/index.aspx .
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: http://www.epsb.ky.gov/
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Kentucky Board of Engineers and Land Surveyors or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Kentucky.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Kentucky Board of Engineers and Land Surveyors
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
Part of the application process for licensure is verification by the board of nursing that the educational requirements have been met. A summary by program of the educational/certification requirements has been provided below.
In addition to the educational requirements, a licensure board may require additional criteria be met for licensure, such as age, examination*, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, proof of malpractice insurance, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a nursing program, a student should contact the state board of nursing in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Kentucky contact the Kentucky Board of Nursing: https://kbn.ky.gov/Pages/default.aspx .
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
*Kentucky requires a jurisprudence examination, and within 3 years of licensure, a course on pediatric abusive head trauma.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BS)
An applicant for licensure as a registered nurse in Kentucky must have graduated from a program that is recognized by the jurisdiction in which it is based and accredited, and pass the NCLEX exam. The Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs are approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR), accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), and have an NCLEX code thereby meeting the educational requirements for licensure in Kentucky. Graduates of these programs are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) for licensure as a registered nurse.
Clinicals for these programs are offered only in IL and MO.
RN to BS
The RN to BS program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the RN to BS program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license. This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Healthcare and Nursing Administration (HCNA)
The HCNA program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. The HCNA program meets the educational requirements to prepare nurses to become credentialed nurse executives through credentialing exams sponsored by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Organization of Nurse Executives Credentialing Center. This program includes 315 practicum hours. Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical .
Nurse Educator Program (NE)
The Nurse Educator Program (NE) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering this program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. Coupled with two years teaching experience, the NE program meets the educational requirements to prepare graduates for the National League for Nursing Certified Nurse Educator Exam. This program includes 270 practicum hours. Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements.
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP )
The Kentucky Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse license to hold a valid unencumbered RN license, to complete an accredited education program that prepares a registered nurse as a Certified Nurse Practitioner, and to hold a master’s degree, doctorate, or postmaster’s certificate awarding academic credit by a college or university related to the advanced practice registered nurse designation.
The Family Nurse Practitioner Doctor of Nurse Practice (DNP) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Upon completion of this program, graduates meet the education requirements to sit for the Family Nurse Practitioner Certification Exams offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board both recognized by the Kentucky Board of Nursing. This program meets the education requirements for licensure in Kentucky.
Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice
The Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practicee program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)
The Kentucky Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse license to hold a valid unencumbered RN license, to complete an accredited education program that prepares a registered nurse as a Certified Nurse Practitioner, and to hold a master’s degree, doctorate, or postmaster’s certificate awarding academic credit by a college or university related to the advanced practice registered nurse designation. Kentucky recognizes the following population foci for APRN related to mental health: Adult Psych Mental Health (NP and CNS), Child/Adolescent Psych Mental Health (CNS), and Family Psych Mental Health (NP and CNS).
The PMHNP program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). The SIUE program offers a masters, post-master’s certificate, and doctorate program all meeting the educational requirements of the Kentucky Board of Nursing. Upon completion of this program, graduates are eligible to take the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner certification exam offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) recognized by the Kentucky Board of Nursing.
Nurse Anesthesia Doctor of Nurse Practice (NADNP)
The Kentucky Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse license to hold a valid unencumbered RN license**, to complete an accredited education program that prepares a registered nurse as a Certified Nurse Practitioner, and to hold a master’s degree, doctorate, or postmaster’s certificate awarding academic credit by a college or university related to the advanced practice registered nurse designation.
The NADNP at SIUE meets the educational requirements for licensure in Kentucky. The NADNP program is accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Education Program (COA). Upon completion of this program, graduates will meet the minimum didactic and clinical education requirements to take the National Certification Exam offered by the National Board on Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists recognized by the Kentucky Board of Nursing.
**note to participate in the program at SIUE a student must have an unencumbered IL RN or APRN License
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Kentucky or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Kentucky: http://bdn.ky.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Kentucky.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Kentucky, contact the Kentucky State Board of Pharmacy: https://pharmacy.ky.gov/Pages/default.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: http://psy.ky.gov/Pages/default.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE meets the education requirements to apply for Interim Licensure as a Speech Pathologist license in Kentucky, and ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year. Graduates of our program are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Kentucky, contact: KENTUCKY BOARD OF SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY & AUDIOLOGY
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Kentucky. You may contact the Kentucky Board of Social Work for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Louisiana
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Louisiana.
For information on licensure in Louisiana contact the State Board of Certified Public Accountants: http://cpaboard.state.la.us/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Louisiana. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://www.lpcboard.org/.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Louisiana: http://www.lsbd.org/https://www.lsbd.org/
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: http://www.teachlouisiana.net/
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Louisiana Professional Engineering and Land Surveying Board or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Louisiana.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Louisiana Professional Engineering and Land Surveying Board
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Louisiana. You may contact the Louisiana Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Louisiana or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Louisiana: https://www.lbedn.org/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Louisiana.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Louisiana, contact the Louisiana Board of Pharmacy: http://www.pharmacy.la.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: http://www.lsbep.org/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in Louisiana. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Louisiana contact: Louisiana Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology (lbespa.org)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Louisiana. You may contact the Louisiana State Board of Social Work Examiners for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Maine
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Maine.
For information on licensure in Maine contact the Board of Accountancy: https://www.maine.gov/pfr/professionallicensing/professions/accountants/index.html
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Maine. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://www.maine.gov/pfr/professionallicensing/professions/counselors/contactus.html.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Maine: https://www.maine.gov/dental/ .
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://www.maine.gov/doe/cert/
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Maine.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Maine. You may contact the Maine Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Maine or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Maine: https://www.maine.gov/pfr/professionallicensing/professions/dietitians/index.html
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Maine.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Maine, contact the Maine Board of Pharmacy: https://nabp.pharmacy/boards-of-pharmacy/maine/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://www.maine.gov/pfr/professionallicensing/professions/psychologists/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in Maine. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Maine contact: https://www.maine.gov/pfr/professionallicensing/professions/board-speech-audiology-hearing
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The state licensing board has the authority and discretion to determine if licensure will be issued. In addition to education requirements, the board may have additional requirements such as: age, experience, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Maine, contact the State Board of Social Work Licensure: https://www.maine.gov/pfr/professionallicensing/professions/social_workers/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
BSW
Upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program at SIUE, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for a Licensed Social Worker (LSW) in Maine.
MSW
Upon completion of the MSW Program at SIUE, graduates will meet the educational requirements in Maine for application for a Licensed Master Social Worker (LM ) and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LC ).
Maryland
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Maryland.
For information on licensure in Maryland contact the Board of Public Accountancy: http://www.dllr.state.md.us/license/cpa/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Maryland. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or the Maryland Department of Health.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Maryland: https://health.maryland.gov/dental/Pages/home.aspx
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: http://marylandpublicschools.org/about/Pages/DEE/Certification/apply/Overview.aspx
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Maryland Board of Professional Engineers or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Maryland.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Maryland Board of Professional Engineers
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Maryland. You may contact the Maryland Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Maryland or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Maryland: https://health.maryland.gov/dietetic/Pages/Index.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Maryland.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Maryland, contact the Maryland Board of Pharmacy: https://health.maryland.gov/pharmacy/Pages/index.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://health.maryland.gov/psych/Pages/Home.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in Maryland. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Maryland contact: https://health.maryland.gov/boardsahs/Pages/slpqual.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Maryland. You may contact the Maryland Board of Social Work Examiners for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Massachusetts
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Massachusetts.
For information on licensure in Massachusetts contact the Board of Public Accountancy: https://www.mass.gov/orgs/board-of-public-accountancy
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Massachusetts. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://www.mass.gov/orgs/board-of-registration-of-allied-mental-health-and-human-services-professions
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Massachusetts: https://www.mass.gov/orgs/board-of-registration-in-dentistry .
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://www.doe.mass.edu/licensure/
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: : Board of Registration of Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Massachusetts.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Board of Registration of Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Massachusetts. You may contact the Massachusetts Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Massachusetts or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Massachusetts: https://www.mass.gov/orgs/board-of-registration-of-dietitians-and-nutritionists
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Massachusetts.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Massachusetts, contact the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Pharmacy: https://www.mass.gov/orgs/board-of-registration-in-pharmacy
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://www.mass.gov/orgs/board-of-registration-of-psychologists
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in Massachusetts. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Massachusetts contact: https://www.mass.gov/orgs/board-of-registration-for-speech-language-pathology-and-audiology
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Massachusetts. You may contact the Board of Registration of Social Workers for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Michigan
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Michigan.
For information on licensure in Michigan contact the Board of Public Accountancy: https://www.michigan.gov/lara/0,4601,7-154-89334_72600_72602_72731_72855---,00.html
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program at SIUE is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) upon the recommendation of the Accreditation Council for Art Therapy Education (ACATE). Our program meets the educational standards for application for the national credentials of Registered Art Therapist - ATR and/or Board Certified Registered Art Therapist - ATR-BC.
We have not determined whether or not our program meets the educational requirements for application for licensure for Licensed Professional Counselor (LP C) or a Limited Licensed Professional Art Counselor (Limited LPC) in Michigan. According to the Michigan Bureau of Professional Licensing, if an applicant completes a program that is not CACREP accredited, then their application will be required to go in front of the board for approval. They will need to prove through transcripts, syllabi and course descriptions that the program they completed is substantially equivalent to a CACREP program. Please see Administrative Rule 338.1753 and 338.1753a for acceptable program and accreditation standards.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Michigan, contact: https://www.michigan.gov/documents/lara/Counseling_Licensing_Guide_192018_610705_7.pdf
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Michigan: https://www.michigan.gov/lara/0,4601,7-154-89334_72600_72603_27529_27533---,00.html .
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://www.michigan.gov/mde/0,4615,7-140-5683_14795---,00.html
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Michigan.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Michigan. You may contact the Michigan Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Michigan or if licensure to practice is required.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will not meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Michigan. Michigan requires a course in Human Trafficking for any applicant after November 12, 2022. This additional education requirement must be met by taking an online course outside of the curriculum offered at SIUE.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the board of pharmacy in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Michigan, contact the Michigan Board of Pharmacy: https://www.michigan.gov/lara/0,4601,7-154-89334_72600_72603_27529_27548---,00.html
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://www.michigan.gov/lara/0,4601,7-154-89334_72600_72603_27529_27552---,00.html
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE meets the education requirements to apply for an initial license as a Speech Pathologist license in Michigan, and ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year. Graduates of our program are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Michigan, contact: LARA - Speech-Language Pathology (michigan.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Michigan. You may contact the Michigan Board of Social Work for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Minnesota
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Minnesota.
For information on licensure in Minnesota contact the Board of Public Accountancy: www.boa.state.mn.us/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counsseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Minnesota. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://mn.gov/boards/behavioral-health/
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Minnesota: https://mn.gov/boards/dentistry/current-licensee/requirements/
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://mn.gov/pelsb/aspiring-educators/requirements/
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Minnesota Board of AELSLAGID or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Minnesota.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Minnesota Board of AELSLAGID
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Minnesota. You may contact the Minnesota Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Minnesota or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Minnesota: https://mn.gov/boards/dietetics-and-nutrition/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Minnesota.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Minnesota, contact the Minnesota Board of Pharmacy: https://mn.gov/boards/pharmacy/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://mn.gov/boards/psychology/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE meets the education requirements to apply for an initial license as a Speech Pathologist license and a Tier 3 License from the Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board in Minnesota, and ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year. Graduates of our program are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Minnesota, contact: Speech-Language Pathologist and Audiologist Licensing - Minnesota Department of Health (state.mn.us)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Minnesota. You may contact the Minnesota Board of Social Work for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Mississippi
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Mississippi.
For information on licensure in Mississippi contact the State Board of Public Accountancy: https://www.msbpa.ms.gov/Pages/Home.aspx
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Mississippi. For more information consult the American Art Therapy Association or the Mississippi Department of Health - Art Therapy Professional.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Mississippi: https://www.dentalboard.ms.gov/msbde/msbde.nsf
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: http://mdek12.org/OEL
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Surveyors or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Mississippi.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Surveyors
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Mississippi. You may contact the Mississippi Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Mississippi or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Mississippi: https://msdh.ms.gov/msdhsite/_static/30,0,82.html
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Mississippi.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Mississippi, contact the Mississippi Board of Pharmacy: https://www.mbp.ms.gov/Pages/default.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://www.psychologyboard.ms.gov/Pages/default.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in Mississippi. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Mississippi, contact: https://msdh.ms.gov/msdhsite/_static/30,0,82.html or https://www.mdek12.org/OEE/Speech
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Mississippi. You may contact the Mississippi State Board of Examiners for Social Workers and Marriage & Family Therapist for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Missouri
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the state board of accountancy. To sit for the uniform CPA exam in Missouri, the Missouri State Board of Accountancy requires applicants to have completed a total of 150 semester hours of college education, including a baccalaureate degree or higher from an accredited college or university. Of those hours, 33 semester hours must be in accounting courses with at least one course in auditing and 18 hours in upper level accounting. The remaining semester hours shall include hours in general business courses such as business law, statistics, economics, finance, marketing, management, information technology, and business communications.
The Bachelor of Science in Accountancy (BSA) is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) and provides a solid foundation for students working to meet the accounting and business course requirements providing 120 hours of college credit curriculum designed to sit for the exam. However, the BSA does not meet the educational requirements to sit for the examination as the program does not contain the 150 credit hours required to sit for the examination.
The Master of Science in Accounting (MSA) is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) and meets the educational requirements to sit for the examination.
In addition to the educational requirements, a board may require additional criteria be met for licensure, such as age, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, ethics exam, experience requirements, participation in international programs, etc.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the state board of accountancy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information. In Missouri: https://pr.mo.gov/accountancy.asp . There is also useful information on the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy site: https://nasba.org/exams/cpaexam/missouri/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program at SIUE is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) upon the recommendation of the Accreditation Council for Art Therapy Education (ACATE). Our program meets the educational standards for application for the national credentials of Registered Art Therapist - ATR and/or Board Certified Registered Art Therapist - ATR-BC and meets the educational requirements for application for a Provisional Licensed Professional Counselor – PLPC and/or Licensed Professional Counselor – LPC in Missouri.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Missouri: https://pr.mo.gov/counselors.asp
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb (mrobb@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Missouri: https://pr.mo.gov/dental.asp.
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://dese.mo.gov/educator-quality/certification/teachers
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Missouri Board for Architects, Professional Engineers, Professional Land Surveyors, and Professional Landscape Artist or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Missouri.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Missouri Board for Architects, Professional Engineers, Professional Land Surveyors, and Professional Landscape Artist
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
Part of the application process for licensure is verification by the board of nursing that the educational requirements have been met. A summary by program of the educational/certification requirements has been provided below.
In addition to the educational requirements, a licensure board may require additional criteria be met for licensure, such as age, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, proof of malpractice insurance, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a nursing program, a student should contact the state board of nursing in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Missouri contact the Missouri Board of Nursing: https://pr.mo.gov/nursing.asp
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BS )
An applicant for licensure as a registered nurse in Missouri must have successfully completed the basic professional curriculum in an accredited or approved school of nursing and earned a professional nursing degree, and pass the NCLEX exam*. The Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs are approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR), and accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Graduates of these programs are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) for licensure as a registered nurse. Clinicals for these programs are offered only in IL and MO.
*If you are a resident of Missouri you may apply for a a multistate license (NLC); if you live in Illinois, you may only apply for a Missouri license.
RN to BS
The RN to BS program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the RN to BS program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license. This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Healthcare and Nursing Administration (HCNA)
The HCNA program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. The HCNA program meets the educational requirements to prepare nurses to become credentialed nurse executives through credentialing exams sponsored by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Organization of Nurse Executives Credentialing Center. This program includes 315 practicum hours. Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements.
Nurse Educator Program (NE)
The Nurse Educator Program (NE) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering this program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. Coupled with two years teaching experience, the NE program meets the educational requirements to prepare graduates for the National League for Nursing Certified Nurse Educator Exam. This program includes 270 practicum hours. Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements.
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP )
The Missouri Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Document of Recognition to hold a valid unencumbered Missouri or Compact RN license, completion of a graduate degree from an accredited college or university with a concentration in an advanced practice nursing clinical specialty area, which includes advanced nursing theory and clinical nursing practice. The program shall provide a minimum of five hundred (500) faculty supervised clinical hours and have an advanced pharmacology course i.e. a that offers content in pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, pharmacology of current/commonly-used medications, and the application of drug therapy to the treatment of disease and/or the promotion of health. Missouri defines an advanced practice nursing role as “a recognized advanced body of nursing knowledge and specialized acts of advanced professional nursing practice categorized into one (1) of these four (4) roles: certified registered nurse anesthetist (CRNA), certified nurse-midwife (CNM), certified clinical nurse specialist (CNS) and certified nurse practitioner (CNP).” In MO, to prescribe medications and treatments and provide a medical diagnosis, APRNs must have a collaborative practice arrangement with a collaborating physician licensed in the State of Missouri.
The Family Nurse Practitioner Doctor of Nurse Practice (DNP) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Upon completion of this program, graduates meet the education requirements to sit for the Family Nurse Practitioner Certification Exams offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board both recognized by the Missouri Board of Nursing. The curriculum of this program includes Pharmacology for APNs NURS 516. This program meets the education requirements for licensure in Missouri.
Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice
The Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)
The Missouri Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Document of Recognition to hold a valid unencumbered Missouri or Compact RN license, completion of a graduate degree from an accredited college or university with a concentration in an advanced practice nursing clinical specialty area, which includes advanced nursing theory and clinical nursing practice. The program shall provide a minimum of five hundred (500) faculty supervised clinical hours and have an advanced pharmacology course i.e. a course that offers content in pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, pharmacology of current/commonly-used medications, and the application of drug therapy to the treatment of disease and/or the promotion of health. Missouri defines an advanced practice nursing role as “a recognized advanced body of nursing knowledge and specialized acts of advanced professional nursing practice categorized into one (1) of these four (4) roles: certified registered nurse anesthetist (CRNA), certified nurse-midwife (CNM), certified clinical nurse specialist (CNS) and certified nurse practitioner (CNP).” In MO, in order to prescribe medications and treatments and provide a medical diagnosis, APRNs must have a collaborative practice arrangement with a collaborating physician licensed in the State of Missouri.
The PMHNP program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Upon completion of this program, graduates are eligible to take the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner certification exam offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) recognized by the Missouri Board of Nursing. This program meets the requirements for a document of recognition as an APRN in Missouri.
Nurse Anesthesia Doctor of Nurse Practice (NADNP)
The Missouri Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Document of Recognition to hold a valid unencumbered Missouri or Compact RN license, completion of a graduate degree from an accredited college or university with a concentration in an advanced practice nursing clinical specialty area, which includes advanced nursing theory and clinical nursing practice. The program shall provide a minimum of five hundred (500) faculty supervised clinical hours and have an advanced pharmacology course i.e. a course that offers content in pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, pharmacology of current/commonly-used medications, and the application of drug therapy to the treatment of disease and/or the promotion of health. Missouri defines an advanced practice nursing role as “a recognized advanced body of nursing knowledge and specialized acts of advanced professional nursing practice categorized into one (1) of these four (4) roles: certified registered nurse anesthetist (CRNA), certified nurse-midwife (CNM), certified clinical nurse specialist (CNS) and certified nurse practitioner (CNP).” In MO, in order to prescribe medications and treatments and provide a medical diagnosis, APRNs must have a collaborative practice arrangement with a collaborating physician licensed in the State of Missouri.
The NADNP at SIUE meets the educational requirements for licensure in Kentucky. The NADNP program is accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Education Program (COA). Part of the curriculum of this program is NURS 516 Pharmacology for Advanced Nursing Practice and (3) NURS 563 Pharmacology Related to Anesthesia. Upon completion of this program, graduates will meet the minimum didactic and clinical education requirements to take the National Certification Exam offered by the National Board on Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists recognized by the Missouri Board of Nursing. This program meets the requirements for recognition as an APRN in Missouri.
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Missouri or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Missouri: https://www.pr.mo.gov/dietitians.asp
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Missouri.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Missouri, contact the Missouri Board of Pharmacy: https://pr.mo.gov/pharmacists.asp
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
Psychology Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science
The Psychology Department at SIUE has not determined if the bachelor of arts or bachelor of science in psychology programs meet the education requirements for any professional licensure or certificate in Missouri. For more information, contact the Missouri Department of Professional Registration – Committee of Psychologist: https://pr.mo.gov/psychologists.asp
Clinical Child and School Psychology – Mater of Science
The Psychology Department at SIUE has not determined if the Master of Science in Clinical Child and School Psychology Program meets the education requirements for any professional licensure or certificate in Missouri. For more information, contact the Missouri Department of Professional Registration – Committee of Psychologist: https://pr.mo.gov/psychologists.asp or Missouri Department of Elementary & Secondary Education: https://dese.mo.gov/educator-quality/certification/student-services
Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology
The Psychology Department at SIUE has not determined if the Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology Program meets the education requirements for any professional licensure or certificate in Missouri. For more information, contact the Missouri Department of Professional Registration – Committee of Psychologist: https://pr.mo.gov/psychologists.asp.
Master of Arts in Industrial-Organizational Psychology
The Psychology Department at SIUE has not determined if the Master of Science in Industrial – Organizational Psychology meets the education requirements for any professional licensure or certificate in Missouri. For more information, contact the Missouri Department of Professional Registration – Committee of Psychologist: https://pr.mo.gov/psychologists.asp.
Specialist in School Psychology (SSP)
The Psychology Department at SIUE has not determined if the Specialist in School Psychology (SSP) meets the education requirements for any professional licensure or certificate in Missouri. For more information, contact the Missouri Department of Elementary & Secondary Education: https://dese.mo.gov/educator-quality/certification/student-services
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact the Dept. of Psychology 618-650-2202 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in Missouri, and ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year. Graduates of our program are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In addition to the educational requirements, a licensure board may require additional criteria be met for licensure, such as age, jurisprudence examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, etc.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The state licensing board has the authority and discretion to determine if licensure will be issued. In addition to education requirements, the board may have additional requirements such as: age, experience, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a BSW program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Missouri, contact the Missouri State Committee for Social Workers: https://pr.mo.gov/socialworkers.asp
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
BSW
Upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program at SIUE, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for a Licensed Baccalaureate Social Worker in Missouri.
MSW
Upon completion of the MSW Program* at SIUE, graduates will meet the educational requirements in Missouri for application for a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW), Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), or Licensed Advanced Macro Social Worker (LAMSW) depending on the applicants experience and current credentials.
- MO requires applicants have 3000 hours of supervised professional experience in no less than 24 months and no more than 48 months.
Montana
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Montana.
For information on licensure in Montana contact the Board of Public Accountants: http://boards.bsd.dli.mt.gov/pac
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Montana. For more information consult the American Art Therapy Association or http://boards.bsd.dli.mt.gov/bbh.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Montana: http://boards.bsd.dli.mt.gov/den .
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: http://opi.mt.gov/Educators/Licensure/Educator-Licensure
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://ncees.org/state-links/ or http://boards.bsd.dli.mt.gov/pel
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Montana.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: http://boards.bsd.dli.mt.gov/pel
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Montana. You may contact the Montana Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Montana or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Montana: http://boards.bsd.dli.mt.gov/med#1?4
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Montana.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Montana, contact the Montana Board of Pharmacy: http://boards.bsd.dli.mt.gov/pha
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: http://boards.bsd.dli.mt.gov/psy
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in Montana. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Montana contact: http://boards.bsd.dli.mt.gov/slp
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Montana. You may contact the Montana Board of Behavioral Health for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nebraska
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Nebraska.
For information on licensure in Nebraska, contact the State Board of Public Accountancy: https://nbpa.nebraska.gov/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Nebraska. For more information consult the American Art Therapy Association or http://dhhs.ne.gov/Pages/default.aspx.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Nebraska: http://dhhs.ne.gov/licensure/Pages/Dentist.aspx.
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://www.education.ne.gov/tcert/
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: The Nebraska Board of Engineers and Architects or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Nebraska.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: The Nebraska Board of Engineers and Architects
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Nebraska. You may contact the Nebraska Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Nebraska or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Nebraska: http://dhhs.ne.gov/licensure/Pages/Medical-Nutrition-Therapist.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Nebraska.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Nebraska, contact the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services: http://dhhs.ne.gov/licensure/Pages/Pharmacist.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: http://dhhs.ne.gov/licensure/Pages/Psychology.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in Nebraska. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Nebraska contact: http://dhhs.ne.gov/licensure/Pages/Audiology-and-Speech-Language-Pathology.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The state licensing board has the authority and discretion to determine if licensure will be issued. In addition to education requirements, the board may have additional requirements such as: age, experience, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Nebraska, contact the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services - Mental Health and Social Work Practice : http://dhhs.ne.gov/licensure/Pages/Mental-Health-and-Social-Work-Practice.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
BSW
Upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program at SIUE, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for a Certified Social Worker (CSW ) in Nebraska.
MSW
Upon completion of the MSW Program at SIUE, graduates will meet the educational requirements in Nebraska to apply for licensure as a Certified Master Social Worker (CMSW), Licensed Mental Health Practitioner (LMHP), and Licensed Independent Mental Health Practitioner depending on the applicants experience and credentials.
Nevada
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Nevada.
For information on licensure in Nevada contact the State Board of Accountancy: http://www.nvaccountancy.com/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Nevada. For more information consult the American Art Therapy Association or http://marriage.nv.gov/Services/CPC/.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Nevada: http://dental.nv.gov/
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://doe.nv.gov/Educator_Licensure/
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Nevada Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Nevada.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Nevada Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Nevada. You may contact the Nevada Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Nevada or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Nevada: http://dpbh.nv.gov/Reg/Dietitian/Dietitian_-_Home/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Nevada.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Nevada, contact the Nevada Board of Pharmacy: https://bop.nv.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: http://psyexam.nv.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in Nevada. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Nevada contact: https://www.nvspeechhearing.org/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Nevada. You may contact the Nevada Board of Examiners for Social Work for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
New Hampshire
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in New Hampshire.
For information on licensure in New Hampshire contact the Board of Public Accountancy: https://www.oplc.nh.gov/accountancy/index.htm
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in New Hampshire. For more information consult the American Art Therapy Association or the New Hampshire Office of Licensed Allied Health Professionals.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in New Hampshire: https://www.oplc.nh.gov/dental/
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Bureau of Credentialing | Department of Education (nh.gov)
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Board of Professional Engineers or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in New Hampshire.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Board of Professional Engineers
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in New Hampshire. You may contact the New Hampshire Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in New Hampshire or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In New Hampshire: https://www.oplc.nh.gov/dietitians/index.htm
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in New Hampshire.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In New Hampshire, contact the New Hampshire Board of Pharmacy: https://www.oplc.nh.gov/pharmacy/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://www.oplc.nh.gov/psychologists/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in New Hampshire. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In New Hampshire contact: Speech-Language Pathology Governing Board | Allied Health Professionals | Office of Professional Licensure and Certification (nh.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in New Hampshire. You may contact the New Hampshire Board of Mental Health Practice for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
New Jersey
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in New Jersey.
For information on licensure in New Jersey contact the Board of Public Accountancy: https://www.njconsumeraffairs.gov/acc/Pages/applications.aspx
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in New Jersey.
For more information consult the American Art Therapy Association or the New Jersey Board of Creative Arts and Activities Therapies.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in New Jersey: https://www.njconsumeraffairs.gov/den/Pages/default.aspx
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Certification & Induction - Teachers (nj.gov)
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: State Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in New Jersey.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: State Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in New Jersey. You may contact the New Jersey Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in New Jersey or if licensure to practice is required.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in New Jersey.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In New Jersey, contact the New Jersey Board of Pharmacy: https://www.njconsumeraffairs.gov/phar
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://www.njconsumeraffairs.gov/psy/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in New Jersey. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In New Jersey contact: Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Advisory Commitee (njconsumeraffairs.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in New Jersey. You may contact the New Jersey State Board of Social Work Examiners for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
New Mexico
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in New Mexico.
For information on licensure in New Mexico contact the Board of Public Accountancy: http://www.rld.state.nm.us/boards/Accountancy_Requirements_and_Continuing_Education.aspx
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in New Mexico. For more information consult the American Art Therapy Association or the New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in New Mexico: http://www.rld.state.nm.us/boards/dental_health_care.aspx
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Licensure – New Mexico Public Education Department (state.nm.us)
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: New Mexico Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Professional Surveyors or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in New Mexico.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: New Mexico Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Professional Surveyors
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in New Mexico. You may contact the New Mexico Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in New Mexico or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In New Mexico: http://www.rld.state.nm.us/boards/Nutrition_and_Dietetics.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in New Mexico.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In New Mexico, contact the New Mexico Board of Pharmacy: http://www.rld.state.nm.us/boards/Pharmacy.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: http://www.rld.state.nm.us/boards/Psychologist_Examiners.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in New Mexico. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In New Mexico contact: Overview (state.nm.us)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in New Mexico. You may contact the New Mexico Board of Social Work Examiners for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
New York
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in New York.
For information on licensure in New York contact the Board of Public Accountancy: http://www.op.nysed.gov/prof/cpa/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in New York. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or New York's Office of the Professions
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in New York: http://www.op.nysed.gov/prof/dent/#
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Teacher Certification | New York State Education Department (nysed.gov)
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Professional Engineering and Land Surveying or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in New York.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Professional Engineering and Land Surveying
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in New York. You may contact the New York Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in New York or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In New York: http://www.op.nysed.gov/prof/diet/dietlic.htm#
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in New York.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In New York, contact the New York Board of Pharmacy: http://www.op.nysed.gov/prof/pharm/#
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: http://www.op.nysed.gov/prof/psych/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech-Language Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in New York. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In New York contact: NYS Speech-Language Pathologists & Audiologists:License Requirements (nysed.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in New York. You may contact the New York Office of the Professions - Social Work for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
North Carolina
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in North Carolina.
For information on licensure in North Carolina contact the State Board of Certified Public Accountant Examiners: https://nccpaboard.gov/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in North Carolina. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://www.ncblpc.org/.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in North Carolina: https://www.ncdentalboard.org/
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: NC DPI: Educator's Licensure
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: North Carolina Board of Examiners for Engineers and Surveyors or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in North Carolina.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: North Carolina Board of Examiners for Engineers and Surveyors
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in North Carolina. You may contact the North Carolina Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in North Carolina or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In North Carolina: https://www.ncbdn.org/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in North Carolina.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In North Carolina, contact the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy: http://www.ncbop.org/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: http://www.ncpsychologyboard.org/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech-Language Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in North Carolina. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In North Carolina contact: Home - North Carolina Board of Examiners for SLPA (ncboeslpa.org)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in North Carolina. You may contact the North Carolina Social Work Certification and Licensure Board for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
North Dakota
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in North Dakota
For information on licensure in North Dakota, contact the State Board of Accountancy: https://www.ndsba.nd.gov/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in North Dakota. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or http://www.ndbce.org/.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in North Dakota: https://www.nddentalboard.org/
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Licensure | North Dakota Education Standards and Practices Board
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: North Dakota State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in North Dakota.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: North Dakota State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
Part of the application process for licensure is verification by the board of nursing that the educational requirements have been met. A summary by program of the educational/certification requirements has been provided below.
In addition to the educational requirements, a licensure board may require additional criteria be met for licensure, such as age, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, proof of malpractice insurance, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a nursing program, a student should contact the state board of nursing in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In North Dakota contact the North Dakota Board of Nursing: https://www.ndbon.org/ .
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in North Dakota or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In North Dakota: https://ndbodp.com/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BS)
An applicant for licensure as a registered nurse in North Dakota must have graduated from a nursing education program that meets the following requirements: Is approved by another board of nursing; and Includes supervised clinical experience across the life span as part of the curriculum. In addition, an applicant for licensure must pass the NCLEX exam.
The Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs are approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR), accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), and include supervised clinicals with experience across the life span as part of the curriculum. Graduates of these programs are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) for licensure as a registered nurse; meeting the educational requirements for application for licensure.
Clinicals for these programs are offered only in IL and MO.
RN to BS
The RN to BS program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the RN to BS program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license. This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Healthcare and Nursing Administration (HCNA)
The HCNA program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. The HCNA program meets the educational requirements to prepare nurses to become credentialed nurse executives through credentialing exams sponsored by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Organization of Nurse Executives Credentialing Center.
This program includes 315 practicum hours. Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical .
Nurse Educator Program (NE)
The Nurse Educator Program (NE) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering this program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. Coupled with two years teaching experience, the NE program meets the educational requirements to prepare graduates for the National League for Nursing Certified Nurse Educator Exam.
This program includes 270 practicum hours. Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements.
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
The North Dakota Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse license to have a current license to practice as a registered nurse in North Dakota or an RN license in another compact state. In addition, the applicant, must submit evidence of completion of an accredited graduate level advanced practice registered nurse program in one of the four roles and with at least one population focus (official transcripts from program). Applicant must also submit evidence of current certification by a national nursing certifying body in the advanced practice registered nurse role and population foci appropriate to educational preparation. Individuals are licensed as advanced practice registered nurses (and limited in their practice) in the roles of nurse midwife, nurse anesthetist, clinical nurse specialist, or nurse practitioner and in the population foci of family across the lifespan, adult-gerontology, neonatal, pediatrics, women’s health or gender related or psychiatric mental health.
The Family Nurse Practitioner Doctor of Nurse Practice (DNP) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) and transciptable in population foci. Upon completion of this program, graduates meet the education requirements to sit for the Family Nurse Practitioner Certification Exams offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board both recognized by the North Dakota Board of Nursing. This program meets the education requirements for licensure in North Dakota.
Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice
The Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP )
The North Dakota Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse license to have a current license to practice as a registered nurse in North Dakota or an RN license in another compact state. In addition, the applicant, must submit evidence of completion of an accredited graduate level advanced practice registered nurse program in one of the four roles and with at least one population focus (official transcripts from program). Applicant must also submit evidence of current certification by a national nursing certifying body in the advanced practice registered nurse role and population foci appropriate to educational preparation. Individuals are licensed as advanced practice registered nurses (and limited in their practice) in the roles of nurse midwife, nurse anesthetist, clinical nurse specialist, or nurse practitioner and in the population foci of family across the lifespan, adult-gerontology, neonatal, pediatrics, women’s health or gender related or psychiatric mental health.
The PMHNP program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) and offers a post-master’s/doctorate program transcriptable in population focus meeting the educational requirements of the North Dakota Board of Nursing. Upon completion of this program, graduates are eligible to take the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner certification exam offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) recognized by the North Dakota Board of Nursing.
Nurse Anesthesia Doctor of Nurse Practice (NADNP)
The North Dakota Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse license to have a current license to practice as a registered nurse in North Dakota or an RN license in another compact state**. In addition, the applicant, must submit evidence of completion of an accredited graduate level advanced practice registered nurse program in one of the four roles and with at least one population focus (official transcripts from program). Applicant must also submit evidence of current certification by a national nursing certifying body in the advanced practice registered nurse role and population foci appropriate to educational preparation. Individuals are licensed as advanced practice registered nurses (and limited in their practice) in the roles of nurse midwife, nurse anesthetist, clinical nurse specialist, or nurse practitioner and in the population foci of family across the lifespan, adult-gerontology, neonatal, pediatrics, women’s health or gender related or psychiatric mental health.
The NADNP at SIUE meets the educational requirements for licensure in North Dakota. The NADNP program is accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Education Program (COA). Upon completion of this program, graduates will meet the minimum didactic and clinical education requirements to take the National Certification Exam offered by the National Board on Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists recognized by the North Dakota Board of Nursing.
**note to participate in the program at SIUE a student must have an unencumbered IL RN or APRN License
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in North Dakota.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In North Dakota, contact the North Dakota Board of Pharmacy: https://www.nodakpharmacy.com/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: http://ndsbpe.org/index.html
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in North Dakota. You may contact the North Dakota Board of Social Work Examiners for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech-Language Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in North Dakota. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In North Dakota, contact: ND State Audiology and Speech Language Pathology (ndsbe.com)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Ohio
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Ohio.
For information on licensure in Ohio contact the Accountancy Board of Ohio: https://www.acc.ohio.gov/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Ohio. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://cswmft.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/cswmft/.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Ohio: https://dental.ohio.gov/
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Educator Licenses | Ohio Department of Education
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Surveyors or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Ohio.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Surveyors
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Ohio. You may contact the Ohio Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Ohio or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Ohio: https://med.ohio.gov/The-Board/Committees-and-Councils/Dietetics-Advisory-Council
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Ohio.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Ohio, contact the Ohio Board of Pharmacy: https://www.pharmacy.ohio.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://psychology.ohio.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Ohio. You may contact the Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, and Marriage and Family Therapist Board for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech-Language Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in Ohio. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Ohio, contact: Welcome to the Ohio Speech and Hearing Professionals Board
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Oklahoma
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Oklahoma.
For information on licensure in Oklahoma contact the Accountancy Board: https://www.ok.gov/oab_web/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Oklahoma. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://www.ok.gov/behavioralhealth/.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Oklahoma: https://www.ok.gov/dentistry/
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Teacher Certification | Oklahoma State Department of Education
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Oklahoma State Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Oklahoma.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Oklahoma State Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
Part of the application process for licensure is verification by the board of nursing that the educational requirements have been met. A summary by program of the educational/certification requirements has been provided below.
In addition to the educational requirements, a licensure board may require additional criteria be met for licensure, such as age, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, proof of malpractice insurance, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a nursing program, a student should contact the state board of nursing in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Oklahoma contact the Oklahoma Board of Nursing: http://nursing.ok.gov/ .
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BS)
An applicant for licensure as a registered nurse in Oklahoma must have graduated from a program that meets the basic professional curricula of a state board approved registered nursing education program conducted in a member board jurisdiction that meets the requirements of 485:10-5-6 (d)*, and holds or is entitled to hold a diploma or degree therefrom. The nursing education program you attended must have included theory and clinical experience in the following areas: care of the adult, care of children, maternal-newborn nursing, and psychiatric-mental health. In addition, licensure requires passing the NCLEX exam.
The Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs are approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) and accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Graduates of these programs are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) for licensure as a registered nurse. The pre-licensure programs at SIUE meet the educational requirements for licensure in Oklahoma.
Clinicals for these programs are offered only in IL and MO
* http://okrules.elaws.us/oac/485:10-5-6
RN to BS
The RN to BS program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the RN to BS program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license. This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Healthcare and Nursing Administration (HCNA)
The HCNA program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. The HCNA program meets the educational requirements to prepare nurses to become credentialed nurse executives through credentialing exams sponsored by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Organization of Nurse Executives Credentialing Center. This program includes 315 practicum hours. Student completing clinical experiences in Oklahoma must have a license to practice registered nursing in Oklahoma. Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements .
Nurse Educator Program (NE)
The Nurse Educator Program (NE) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering this program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. Coupled with two years teaching experience, the NE program meets the educational requirements to prepare graduates for the National League for Nursing Certified Nurse Educator Exam. This program includes 270 practicum hours. Student completing clinical experiences in Oklahoma must have a license to practice registered nursing in Oklahoma. Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements.
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
The Oklahoma Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse license to hold a valid unencumbered RN license in Oklahoma and must have completed a graduate level educational program in their specialty area accredited by CCNE, CNEA, or ACEN.
The Family Nurse Practitioner Doctor of Nurse Practice (DNP) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Upon completion of this program, graduates meet the education requirements to sit for the Family Nurse Practitioner Certification Exams offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board. This program meets the education requirements for licensure in Kentucky.
Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice
The Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)
The Oklahoma Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse license to hold a valid unencumbered RN license in Oklahoma and must have completed a graduate level educational program in their specialty area accredited by CCNE, CNEA, or ACEN.
The PMHNP program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). This program meets the educational requirements of Oklahoma Board of Nursing. Upon completion of this program, graduates are eligible to take the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner certification exam offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC).
Nurse Anesthesia Doctor of Nurse Practice (NADNP)
The Oklahoma Board of Nursing requires applicants for an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse license to hold a valid unencumbered RN license in Oklahoma**, hold a graduate-level degree from a program preparing the graduate for certification as a nurse anesthetist accredited by the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists' Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs, and hold current certification as a nurse anesthetist through the National Board of Certification and Recertification for Nurse Anesthetists.
The NADNP at SIUE meets the educational requirements for licensure in Oklahoma. The NADNP program is accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Education Program (COA). Upon completion of this program, graduates will meet the minimum didactic and clinical education requirements to take the National Certification Exam offered by the National Board on Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists.
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Oklahoma or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Oklahoma: https://www.okmedicalboard.org/dietitians
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Oklahoma.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Oklahoma, contact the Oklahoma Board of Pharmacy: https://www.ok.gov/pharmacy/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://www.ok.gov/psychology/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Oklahoma. You may contact the Oklahoma State Board of Licensed Social Workers for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE meets the educational requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in Oklahoma, and ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year. Graduates of our program are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Oklahoma, contact: Oklahoma Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology - Home
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Oregon
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Oregon.
For information on licensure in Oregon contact the State Board of Accountancy: https://www.oregon.gov/BOA/Pages/Home.aspx
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Oregon. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or the Oregon Health Authority .
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Oregon: https://www.oregon.gov/dentistry/Pages/index.aspx
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Oregon Department of Education : Teacher Licensure : Educator Resources : State of Oregon
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not all of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Oregon Examiners for Engineering & Land Surveying or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Oregon.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Oregon Examiners for Engineering & Land Surveying
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Oregon. You may contact the Oregon Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Oregon or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Oregon: https://www.oregon.gov/OHA/PH/HLO/Pages/Board-Licensed-Dietitians.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Oregon.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Oregon, contact the Oregon Board of Pharmacy: https://www.oregon.gov/pharmacy/Pages/index.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://www.oregon.gov/psychology/pages/index.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Oregon. You may contact the Oregon Board of Licensed Social Workers for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech-Language Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in Oregon. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Oregon, contact: State of Oregon: Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology - Home
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Pennsylvania
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Pennsylvania.
For information on licensure in Pennsylvania, contact the Board of Accountancy: https://www.dos.pa.gov/ProfessionalLicensing/BoardsCommissions/Accountancy/Pages/default.aspx
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Pennsylvania. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or Pennsylvania Department of State.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Pennsylvania: https://www.dos.pa.gov/ProfessionalLicensing/BoardsCommissions/Dentistry/Pages/default.aspx .
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Certification (pa.gov)
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Home (pa.gov) or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Pennsylvania.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Home (pa.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Pennsylvania. You may contact the Pennsylvania Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Pennsylvania or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Pennsylvania: https://www.dos.pa.gov/ProfessionalLicensing/BoardsCommissions/Nursing/Pages/default.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Pennsylvania.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Pennsylvania, contact the Pennsylvania Board of Pharmacy: https://www.dos.pa.gov/ProfessionalLicensing/BoardsCommissions/Pharmacy/Pages/default.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://www.dos.pa.gov/ProfessionalLicensing/BoardsCommissions/Psychology/Pages/default.aspx#.VgG6GN9VhBc
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Pennsylvania. You may contact the Pennsylvania State Board of Social Workers Marriage and Family Therapists and Professional Counselors for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech-Language Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in Pennsylvania. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Pennsylvania, contact: Applications and Forms (pa.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Rhode Island
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Rhode Island.
For information on licensure in Rhode Island contact the Board of Accountancy: https://dbr.ri.gov/divisions/accountancy/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Rhode Island. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://health.ri.gov/licenses/index.php
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Rhode Island: https://health.ri.gov/licenses/detail.php?id=251 .
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Educator Certification - Teachers & Administrators Excellent Educators - Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE)
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Division of Building, Design, and Fire Professionals: Applications (ri.gov) or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Rhode Island.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Division of Building, Design, and Fire Professionals: Applications (ri.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Rhode Island. You may contact the Rhode Island Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Rhode Island or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Rhode Island: https://health.ri.gov/licenses/detail.php?id=222
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Rhode Island.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Rhode Island, contact the Rhode Island Department of Health - Pharmacy: https://health.ri.gov/licenses/detail.php?id=275#pgm
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://health.ri.gov/licenses/detail.php?id=241
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Rhode Island. You may contact the Department of Health - Social Work Licensing for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech-Language Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in Rhode Island. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Rhode Island, contact: Speech Language Pathology / Audiology Licensing: Department of Health (ri.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
South Carolina
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in South Carolina.
For information on licensure in South Carolina, contact the Board of Public Accountancy: https://llr.sc.gov/acct/pub.aspx
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in South Carolina. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://llr.sc.gov/cou/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in South Carolina: https://llr.sc.gov/bod/pub.aspx.
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Certification - South Carolina Department of Education - 2/16/21 2:26 PM (sc.gov)
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: SCLLR or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in South Carolina.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: SCLLR
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in South Carolina. You may contact the South Carolina Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in South Carolina or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In South Carolina: https://llr.sc.gov/diet/licensure.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in South Carolina.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In South Carolina, contact the South Carolina Board of Pharmacy: https://llr.sc.gov/bop/apply.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://llr.sc.gov/psych/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in South Carolina. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In South Carolina, contact: SCLLR
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in South Carolina. You may contact the South Carolina Board of Social Work Examiners for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
South Dakota
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in South Dakota.
For information on licensure in South Dakota contact the Board of Public Accountancy: https://dlr.sd.gov/accountancy/default.aspx
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in South Dakota. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://dss.sd.gov/licensingboards/counselors/counselors.aspx.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in South Dakota: https://www.sdboardofdentistry.org/
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Certification, SD Department of Education
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: SD Board of Technical Professions - Information for Engineers or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in South Dakota.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: SD Board of Technical Professions - Information for Engineers
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in South Dakota. You may contact the South Dakota Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in South Dakota or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In South Dakota: http://www.sdbmoe.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
The SIUE School of Pharmacy has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in South Dakota.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In South Dakota, contact the South Dakota Board of Pharmacy: https://doh.sd.gov/boards/pharmacy/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://dss.sd.gov/licensingboards/psych/psych.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in South Dakota. You may contact the South Dakota Board of Social Workers for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in South Dakota. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In South Dakota, contact: SD Speech-Language Pathology Board - Licensing - SD Dept. of Health
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Tennessee
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Tennessee.
For information on licensure in Tenness, contact the Board of Public Accountancy: https://www.tn.gov/commerce/regboards/accountancy.html
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Tennessee. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://www.tn.gov/health/health-program-areas/health-professional-boards/pcmft-board/pcmft-board/licensure.html.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Tennessee: https://www.tn.gov/health/health-program-areas/oralhealth/professionals/tennessee-board-of-dentistry.html
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Educator Licensure & Preparation (tn.gov)
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Architects & Engineers (tn.gov) or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Tennessee.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Architects & Engineers (tn.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Tennessee. You may contact the Tennessee Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Tennessee or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Tennessee: https://www.tn.gov/health/health-program-areas/health-professional-boards/dn-board.html
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Tennessee.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Tennessee, contact the Tennessee Board of Pharmacy: https://www.tn.gov/health/health-program-areas/health-professional-boards/pharmacy-board/pharmacy-board/applications.html
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://www.tn.gov/health/health-program-areas/health-professional-boards/psychology-board/psych-board/about.html
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Tennessee. You may contact the Tennessee Board of Social Workers for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in Tennessee. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Tennessee, contact: Licensure (tn.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Texas
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Texas.
For information on licensure in Texas contact the Board of Public Accountancy: http://www.tsbpa.state.tx.us/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Texas. For more information consult: https://arttherapy.org/credentials-and-licensure/ or the Texas State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Texas: https://tsbde.texas.gov/
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: State Board for Educator Certification | Texas Education Agency
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: PELS (texas.gov) or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Texas.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: PELS (texas.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
Part of the application process for licensure is verification by the board of nursing that the educational requirements have been met. A summary by program of the educational/certification requirements has been provided below.
In addition to the educational requirements, a licensure board may require additional criteria be met for licensure, such as age, examination*, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, proof of malpractice insurance, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a nursing program, a student should contact the state board of nursing in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Texas contact the Texas Board of Nursing: https://www.bon.texas.gov/ .
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
*You must pass the Texas nursing jurisprudence examination prior to being issued an authorization to test for NCLEX. See the nursing board website for instructions on how to prepare for this exam.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BS)
An applicant for licensure as a registered nurse in Texas must have graduated from a program that is recognized by the jurisdiction in which it is based and accredited through a national nursing accrediting agency, and pass the NCLEX exam. The Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs are approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR), accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), and thereby meeting the educational requirements for licensure in Texas. Graduates of these programs are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) for licensure as a registered nurse.
Clinicals for these programs are offered only in IL and MO.
RN to BS
The RN to BS program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the RN to BS program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license. This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Healthcare and Nursing Administration (HCNA)
The HCNA program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in Texas or a valid RN license with multistate privileges. The HCNA program meets the educational requirements to prepare nurses to become credentialed nurse executives through credentialing exams sponsored by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Organization of Nurse Executives Credentialing Center. This program includes 315 practicum hours. Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements.
Nurse Educator Program (NE)
The Nurse Educator Program (NE) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering this program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. Coupled with two years teaching experience, the NE program meets the educational requirements to prepare graduates for the National League for Nursing Certified Nurse Educator Exam. This program includes 270 practicum hours. Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements.
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP )
To be eligible for licensure as an APRN in Texas, applicant must hold an unencumbered license as an RN in Texas or a valid RN license with multistate privileges, must have completed a post-basic advanced educational program of study appropriate for practice in an APRN role (CRNA, CNM, CNP, and CNS) and population focus area recognized by the Board (family is included). The program must be accredited by a body recognized by the Board and the U.S. Secretary of Education and/or the Council for Higher Education Accreditation. The shall include three separate dedicated graduate level courses in: advanced health assessment that includes assessment of all human systems, advanced assessment techniques, concepts, and approaches; advanced pharmacology that includes pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacotherapeutics of all broad categories of agents; and advanced physiology and astrophysical including general principles that apply across the lifespan. In addition, the curriculum should include diagnosis and management of disease and conditions across practice settings, including disease representative of all systems appropriate to the role and population focus area of licensure, and core content including legal, ethical, and professional responsibilities. A program shall have a minimum of 500 supervised clinical hours directly related to the APRN role and population focus and include pharmacotherapeutic management of patients. In addition, an applicant must obtain national certification that are approved by The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN).**
SIUE is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) which is recognized by the Department of Higher Education. The Family Nurse Practitioner Doctor of Nurse Practice (DNP) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). This program meets the crequirements as set out above including 720 hours related to the APRN role and pharmacotherapeutic management of patients. Upon completion of this program, graduates meet the education requirements to sit for the Family Nurse Practitioner Certification Exams offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board both recognized by the Texas Board of Nursing.
** https://www.bon.texas.gov/pdfs/aprn_pdfs/APRN-Certification-Exams.pdf
Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice
The Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)
To be eligible for licensure as an APRN in Texas, applicant must hold an unencumbered license as an RN in Texas or hold an RN license with multistate privileges, must have completed a post-basic advanced educational program of study appropriate for practice in an APRN role (CRNA, CNM, CNP, and CNS) and population focus area recognized by the Board (psychiatric/mental health are included). The program must be accredited by a body recognized by the Board and the U.S. Secretary of Education and/or the Council for Higher Education Accreditation.
The shall include three separate dedicated graduate level courses in: advanced health assessment that includes assessment of all human systems, advanced assessment techniques, concepts, and approaches; advanced pharmacology that includes pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacotherapeutics of all broad categories of agents; and advanced physiology and astrophysical including general principles that apply across the lifespan. In addition, the curriculum should include diagnosis and management of disease and conditions across practice settings, including disease representative of all systems appropriate to the role and population focus area of licensure, and core content including legal, ethical, and professional responsibilities. A program shall have a minimum of 500 supervised clinical hours directly related to the APRN role and population focus and include pharmacotherapeutic management of patients. In addition, an applicant must obtain national certification that are approved by The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN).**
The Texas Board of Nursing views the clinical nurse specialist and nurse practitioner roles as separate and distinct roles. Applicants for licensure as a clinical nurse specialists must submit verification of the following requirements in addition to the APRN requirements for licensure:
(1) completion of a minimum of a master's degree in the discipline of nursing, and
(2) completion of a minimum of nine semester credit hours or the equivalent in a specific clinical major. Clinical major courses must include didactic content and clinical experiences in the clinical nurse specialist role in a specific population focus area. Courses in advanced health assessment, advanced physiology and astrophysical, and advanced pharmacotherapeutics cannot be counted toward meeting the nine-semester credit hour requirement.
The PMHNP program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). All three paths the educational requirements of the Texas Board of Nursing. Upon completion of this program, graduates are eligible to take the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner certification exam offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) recognized by the Texas Board of Nursing.
Nurse Anesthesia Doctor of Nurse Practice (NADNP)
In Texas, an APRN includes a nurse anesthetist. To be eligible for licensure as an APRN, applicant must hold an unencumbered license as an RN in Texas or a valid RN license with multistate privileges***, must have completed a post-basic advanced educational program of study appropriate for practice in an APRN role (CRNA, CNM, CNP, and CNS) and population focus area recognized by the Board (family is included). The program must be accredited by a body recognized by the Board and the U.S. Secretary of Education and/or the Council for Higher Education Accreditation. The curriculum shall include three separate dedicated graduate level courses in: advanced health assessment that includes assessment of all human systems, advanced assessment techniques, concepts, and approaches; advanced pharmacology that includes pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacotherapeutics of all broad categories of agents; and advanced physiology and astrophysical including general principles that apply across the lifespan. In addition, the curriculum should include diagnosis and management of disease and conditions across practice settings, including disease representative of all systems appropriate to the role and population focus area of licensure, and core content including legal, ethical, and professional responsibilities. A program shall have a minimum of 500 supervised clinical hours directly related to the APRN role and population focus and include pharmacotherapeutic management of patients. In addition, an applicant must obtain national certification that are approved by The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN).**
The NADNP at SIUE meets the educational requirements for licensure in Texas. The NADNP program is accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Education Program (COA). Upon completion of this program, graduates will meet the minimum didactic and clinical education requirements to take the National Certification Exam offered by the National Board on Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists recognized by the Texas Board of Nursing.
** https://www.bon.texas.gov/pdfs/aprn_pdfs/APRN-Certification-Exams.pdf
***note to participate in the program at SIUE a student must have an unencumbered IL RN or APRN License
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Texas or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Texas: https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/diet/diet.htm
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Texas.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Texas, contact the Texas Board of Pharmacy: https://www.pharmacy.texas.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: http://www.tsbep.texas.gov/index.php
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The state licensing board has the authority and discretion to determine if licensure will be issued. In addition to education requirements, the board may have additional requirements such as: age, experience, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Texas, contact the Texas State Board of Social Work Examiners: https://www.dshs.state.tx.us/socialwork/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure (kikilgo@siue.edu)
BSW
Upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program at SIUE, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for a Licensed Baccalaureate Social Worker (LBSW ) in Texas.
MSW
Upon completion of the MSW Program at SIUE, graduates will meet the educational requirements in Texas for application for a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW ), Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), or Licensed Master Social Worker – Advanced Practice (LMSW_AP) depending on the applicants experience and current credentials.
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in Texas. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Texas, contact: Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Licensing Program (texas.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Utah
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Utah.
For information on licensure in Utah contact the Board of Accountancy: https://dopl.utah.gov/cpa/index.html
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Utah. For more information consult: https://arttherapy.org/credentials-and-licensure/ or the Utah Department of Commerce Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Utah: https://dopl.utah.gov/dental/index.html
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: USBE- Utah State Board of Education
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: DOPL - Engineering (utah.gov) or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Utah.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: DOPL - Engineering (utah.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Utah. You may contact the Utah Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Utah or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Utah: https://dopl.utah.gov/diet/index.html
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Utah.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Utah, contact the Utah Board of Pharmacy: https://dopl.utah.gov/pharm/index.html
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://dopl.utah.gov/psych/index.html
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Utah. You may contact the Utah Department of Commerce Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in Utah. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Utah, contact: DOPL - Speech/Audiology (utah.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Vermont
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Vermont.
For information on licensure in Vermont contact the Board of Public Accountancy: https://sos.vermont.gov/accountancy/board-meetings-members/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Vermont. For more information consult: https://arttherapy.org/credentials-and-licensure/ or https://sos.vermont.gov/opr/professions/.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Vermont: https://sos.vermont.gov/dental-examiners/
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Become a Vermont Educator | Agency of Education
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Vermont Secretary of State - Office of Professional Regulation Engineering Section or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Vermont.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Vermont Secretary of State - Office of Professional Regulation Engineering Section
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Vermont. You may contact the Vermont Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Vermont or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Vermont: https://sos.vermont.gov/dietitians/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Vermont.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Vermont, contact the Vermont Board of Pharmacy: https://sos.vermont.gov/pharmacy/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://sos.vermont.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Vermont. You may contact the Office of Professional Responsibility: Social Workers for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in Vermont. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Vermont, contact: Speech-Language Pathologist Forms & Instructions (vermont.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Virginia
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Virginia.
For information on licensure in Virginia contact the Board of Public Accountancy: https://boa.virginia.gov/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Virginia. For more information consult: https://arttherapy.org/credentials-and-licensure/ or https://www.dhp.virginia.gov/counseling/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Virginia: https://www.dhp.virginia.gov/dentistry/dentistry_forms.htm
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: VDOE :: Licensure (virginia.gov)
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: DPOR : Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, Certified Interior Designers and Landscape Architects (virginia.gov) or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Virginia.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: DPOR : Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, Certified Interior Designers and Landscape Architects (virginia.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Virginia. You may contact the Virginia Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietittians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Virginia or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Virginia: https://www.dhp.virginia.gov/bhp/bhp_faq.htm
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Virginia.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Virginia, contact the Virginia Board of Pharmacy: http://www.dhp.virginia.gov/pharmacy/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: http://www.dhp.virginia.gov/psychology/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The state licensing board has the authority and discretion to determine if licensure will be issued. In addition to education requirements, the board may have additional requirements such as: age, experience, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, etc.
Prior to enrolling in the a program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Virginia, contact the Virginia Board of Social Work: http://www.dhp.virginia.gov/social/
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure.
BSW
Upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program at SIUE, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for a Licensed Baccalaureate Social Worker (LBSW ) in Virginia.
MSW
Upon completion of the MSW Program at SIUE with the specific selection of coursework as required by Virginia*, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW ). Graduates will also meet the educational requirements for application for Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW ).
* https://www.dhp.virginia.gov/Forms/social/Licensure_Process.pdf curriculum should include a “clinical course of study” : A clinical course of study means graduate course work that includes specialized advanced courses in human behavior and the social environment, social justice and policy, psychopathology, and diversity issues; research; clinical practice with individuals, families, and groups; and a 600 hour clinical practicum that focuses on diagnostic, prevention, and treatment services.
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in Virginia. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Virginia, contact: Virginia Board of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Washington
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Washington.
For information on licensure in Washington contact the Board of Public Accountancy: https://acb.wa.gov/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Washington. For more information consult: https://arttherapy.org/credentials-and-licensure/ or https://www.doh.wa.gov/LicensesPermitsandCertificates/ProfessionsNewReneworUpdate/BehavioralHealthProfessionsFacilitiesandAgencies
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Washington: https://www.doh.wa.gov/LicensesPermitsandCertificates/ProfessionsNewReneworUpdate/Dentist/ApplicationsandForms
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Teacher Certificate | OSPI (www.k12.wa.us)
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Home | Board of Registration for Professional Engineers & Land Surveyors (wa.gov) or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Washington.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Home | Board of Registration for Professional Engineers & Land Surveyors (wa.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Washington. You may contact the Washington Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Washington or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Washington: https://www.doh.wa.gov/LicensesPermitsandCertificates/ProfessionsNewReneworUpdate/DietitianandNutritionist
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Washington.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Washington, contact the Washington Pharmacy Quality Assurance Commission: https://www.doh.wa.gov/LicensesPermitsandCertificates/ProfessionsNewReneworUpdate/PharmacyCommission
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://www.doh.wa.gov/LicensesPermitsandCertificates/ProfessionsNewReneworUpdate/Psychologist
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Washington. You may contact the Washington Department of Health - Social Worker for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in Washington. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Washington, contact: Speech-Language Pathologist :: Washington State Department of Health
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
West Virginia
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in West Virginia.
For information on licensure in West Virginia contact the Board of Accountancy: https://www.boa.wv.gov/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in West Virginia. For more information consult: https://arttherapy.org/credentials-and-licensure/ or http://wvbec.org/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in West Virginia: https://www.boardofdentistry.net/west-Virginia-board-of-dentistry-db48#:~:text=Board%20Of%20Dentistry%20Office%20Location.%20West%20Virginia%20Board,number%20to%20call%20the%20state%20board%20is%20877-914-8266
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Certification Info - West Virginia Department of Education (wvde.us)
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: WV Board of Registration for Professional Engineers > Home (wvpebd.org) or https://ncees.org/state-links/
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in West Virginia.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: WV Board of Registration for Professional Engineers > Home (wvpebd.org)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in West Virginia. You may contact the West Virginia Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu) .
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in West Virginia or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In West Virginia: https://www.wvbold.com/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in West Virginia.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In West Virginia, contact the West Virginia Board of Pharmacy: https://www.wvbop.com/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://psychbd.wv.gov/Pages/default.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in West Virginia. You may contact the West Virginia Board of Social Work for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
The Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets the education requirements to apply for a Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) license in West Virginia. Graduates are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination and are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In West Virginia, contact: WV Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology (wvspeechandaudiology.com)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Wisconsin
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Wisconsin.
For information on licensure in Wisconsin contact the Accounting Examining Board: https://dsps.wi.gov/pages/BoardsCouncils/Accounting/Default.aspx
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Wisconsin. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Wisconsin: https://dsps.wi.gov/Pages/BoardsCouncils/Dentistry/Default.aspx
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Educator Licensing General Information | Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
Engineering
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: DSPS Professional Engineer (wi.gov) or NCEES engineering
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Wisconsin.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: DSPS Professional Engineer (wi.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
Part of the application process for licensure is verification by the board of nursing that the educational requirements have been met. A summary by program of the educational/certification requirements has been provided below.
In addition to the educational requirements, a licensure board may require additional criteria be met for licensure, such as age, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, proof of malpractice insurance, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a nursing program, a student should contact the state board of nursing in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Wisconsin contact the Wisconsin Board of Nursing: https://dsps.wi.gov/Pages/Professions/RN/Default.aspx .
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BS)
An applicant for licensure as a registered nurse in Wisconsin must have graduated from a nursing program at school holding nursing accreditation by a board−recognized nursing accreditation organization and approved by the board of nursing for that jurisdiction. In addition, an applicant must pass the NCLEX exam.
The Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs are approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) and accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Graduates of these programs are eligible to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) for licensure as a registered nurse.
Clinicals for these programs are offered only in IL and MO.
RN to BS
The RN to BS program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the RN to BS program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license. This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Healthcare and Nursing Administration (HCNA)
The HCNA program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering the program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. The HCNA program meets the educational requirements to prepare nurses to become credentialed nurse executives through credentialing exams sponsored by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Organization of Nurse Executives Credentialing Center.
This program includes 315 practicum hours. Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements.
Nurse Educator Program (NE)
The Nurse Educator Program (NE) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). A student entering this program must provide evidence of a current unencumbered RN license in the state the student wishes to complete their practicum. Coupled with two years teaching experience, the NE program meets the educational requirements to prepare graduates for the National League for Nursing Certified Nurse Educator Exam.
This program includes 270 practicum hours. Prior to enrolling in this program, an applicant should contact the Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs at 618-650-3936 or agriffi@siue.edu for clinical arrangements.
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
An applicant for initial certification as an advanced practice nurse prescriber in Wisconsin shall be granted a certificate by the board if the applicant: 1) Provides evidence of holding a current license to practice as a professional nurse in Wisconsin; or a current license to practice professional nursing in another state which has adopted the nurse licensure compact. (2) Provides evidence of current certification by a national certifying body approved by the board as a nurse practitioner, certified nurse−midwife, certified registered nurse anesthetist or clinical nurse specialist; (3) Provides evidence of a master’s or doctoral degree in nursing or a related health field granted by a college or university accredited by a regional accrediting organization approved by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation; (4) Provides evidence of completion of 45 contact hours in clinical or therapeutics within 5 years preceding the application for a certificate, and (5) Provides evidence of passing a jurisprudence examination for advanced practice nurse prescribers. All candidates are required to successfully complete an online, open book exam on the Wisconsin Statutes and Rules relating to the practice of Advanced Practice Nurse Prescribers. Applicants cannot take this exam until after an application has been received and processed by the .
SIUE is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), a regional accrediting organization approved by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation. The Family Nurse Practitioner Doctor of Nurse Practice (DNP) program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). Upon completion of this program, graduates meet the education requirements to sit for the Family Nurse Practitioner Certification Exams offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board both approved by the Wisconsin Board of Nursing . This program meets the education requirements for licensure in Wisconsin.
Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice
The Post Master’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). This post-licensure program does not lead to any advance license or certificate.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP )
The PMHNP program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).Upon completion of this program, graduates are eligible to take the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner certification exam offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) recognized by the Wisconsin Board of Nursing.
Nurse Anesthesia Doctor of Nurse Practice (NADNP)
An applicant for initial certification as an advanced practice nurse prescriber in Wisconsin shall be granted a certificate by the board if the applicant: 1) Provides evidence of holding a current license to practice as a professional nurse in Wisconsin; or a current license to practice professional nursing in another state which has adopted the nurse licensure compact**. (2) Provides evidence of current certification by a national certifying body approved by the board as a nurse practitioner, certified nurse−midwife, certified registered nurse anesthetist or clinical nurse specialist; (3) Provides evidence of a master’s or doctoral degree in nursing or a related health field granted by a college or university accredited by a regional accrediting organization approved by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation; (4) Provides evidence of completion of 45 contact hours in clinical pharmacology or therapeutics within 5 years preceding the application for a certificate, and (5) Provides evidence of passing a jurisprudence examination for advanced practice nurse prescribers. All candidates are required to successfully complete an online, open book exam on the Wisconsin Statutes and Rules relating to the practice of Advanced Practice Nurse Prescribers. Applicants cannot take this exam until after an application has been received and processed by the Department .
SIUE is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), a regional accrediting organization approved by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation. The NADNP program is accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Education Program (COA). Upon completion of this program, graduates will meet the minimum didactic and clinical education requirements to take the National Certification Exam offered by the National Board on Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists approved by the Wisconsin Board of Nursing.
**note to participate in the program at SIUE a student must have an unencumbered IL RN or APRN License
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Wisconsin or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Wisconsin: https://dsps.wi.gov/Pages/Professions/Dietitian/Default.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Wisconsin.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Wisconsin, contact the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Public Services: https://dsps.wi.gov/Pages/Professions/Pharmacist/Default.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://dsps.wi.gov/pages/Professions/Psychologist/Default.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Upon graduation from the Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE, graduates are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year, and they are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination. The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not graduation from this program meets the educational requirements for licensure in Wisconsin.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Wisconsin, contact: DSPS Hearing and Speech Examining Board (wi.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The state licensing board has the authority and discretion to determine if licensure will be issued. In addition to education requirements, the board may have additional requirements such as: age, experience, examination, residency, citizenship, proof of social security number, fingerprint card, criminal background check, drug screening, etc.
Prior to enrolling in a program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Wisconsin, contact the Wisconsin Department of Public Safety and Professional Services – Social Work: https://dsps.wi.gov/pages/Professions/SocialWorker/Default.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure (kikilgo@siue.edu)
BSW
Upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program at SIUE, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for Certification as a Social Worker (CSW ) in Wisconsin.
MSW
Combined with an applicant’s current license and amount of practical experience, completion of the MSW Program at SIUE will meet the education requirements for graduates to apply for a variety of license in Wisconsin such as: Licensure as an Advanced Practice Social Worker (APSW ), Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW ), and an Independent Social Worker (ISW).
Speech Pathology
Upon graduation from the Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE, graduates are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year, and they are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination. The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not graduation from this program meets the educational requirements for licensure in Wisconsin.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Wisconsin, contact: DSPS Hearing and Speech Examining Board (wi.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Wyoming
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Wyoming.
For information on licensure in Wyoming contact the Board of Certified Public Accountants: https://sites.google.com/a/wyo.gov/wyoming-cpa/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Wyoming. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://mentalhealth.wyo.gov/.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Wyoming: https://dental.wyo.gov/
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Wyoming Professional Teaching Standards Board (wyomingptsb.com)
Engineering
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: Professional Engineers (wyo.gov) or NCEES engineering
Civil Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at SIUE, is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. Upon graduation from our program and by passing the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, a student will meet the educational requirements for application for a professional engineer (PE) license in Wyoming.
Prior to enrolling in the Civil Engineering program, a student should contact the state board of licensure in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure: Professional Engineers (wyo.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Wyoming. You may contact the Wyoming Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Wyoming or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the regulatory board in the state they wish to practice. In Wyoming: https://dietetics.wyo.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Wyoming.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In Wyoming, contact the Wyoming Board of Pharmacy: https://pharmacyboard.wyo.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://psychology.wyo.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gregory Everett geveret@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Wyoming. You may contact the Wyoming Mental Health Professions Licensing Board for more information on licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Speech Pathology
Upon graduation from the Speech-Language Pathology (MS) program at SIUE, graduates are eligible for ASHA certification upon successful completion of the clinical fellowship year, and they are prepared to take the PRAXIS examination. The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not graduation from this program meets the educational requirements for licensure in Wyoming.
Prior to enrolling in the program, a student should contact the appropriate regulatory board in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Wyoming, contact: Home (wyo.gov)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu ) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
American Samoa
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in American Samoa.
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in American Samoa. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states. The School of Dental Medicine has not made a determination of whether or not this program meets the educational requirements for application for licensure in the American Samoa.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the jurisdiction you wish to apply for licensure.
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this jurisdiction. In American Samoa contact: https://www.doe.as/
For more information consult: https://www.teachercertificationdegrees.com
If you still have questions after contacting the board, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://ncees.org/state-links/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in the American Samoa. You may contact the American Samoa Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in American Samoa or if licensure to practice is required. The Department of Public Health in American Samoa may be able to assist with any questions: https://www.americansamoa.gov/government
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
The SIUE School of Pharmacy has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in American Samoa.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the board of pharmacy in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. For more information consult: https://www.americansamoa.gov/departments
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://www.americansamoa.gov/departments
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dept. of Psychology 618-650-2202 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://www.americansamoa.gov/departments
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in the American Samoa. For more information consult: http://dhss.as/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Puerto Rico.
For information on licensure in Puerto Rico contact the Board of Examiners of Certified Public Accountants: https://www.estado.pr.gov/en/authorized-public-accountants/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Puerto Rico. For more information consult: https://www.estado.pr.gov/en/ or The American Art Therapy Association.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfy the educational requirement for licensure/specialization in all fifty states and Puerto Rico.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in Puerto Rico: http://www.salud.gov.pr/Pages/Home.aspx .
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this jurisdiction. For more information consult: https://de.pr.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://www.estado.pr.gov/en/engineers-and-surveyors/ or https://ncees.org/state-links/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Puerto Rico. You may contact the Puerto Rico Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Puerto Rico or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the appropriate regulatory agency where they wish to practice. In Puerto Rico contact: http://www.salud.gov.pr/Pages/Home.aspx
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
The SIUE School of Pharmacy has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Puerto Rico
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the board of pharmacy in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Puerto Rico, contact the Puerto Rico Board of Pharmacy: marileemaldonado@salud.pr.gov or (787) 765-2929 x.6645
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: Board of Psychologost Examiners (787) 723-2885 or https://de.pr.gov/ (for school psychologist)
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dept. of Psychology 618-650-2202 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: Junta Examinadora Terapeutas del Habla, Patólogos del Habla y Audiólogos, P.O. Box 10200 ,San Juan, PR 00908-0200
Email: losorio@salud.gov.pr
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in the Puerto Rico. For information on licensure contact Professional Social Workers de Department de Estado.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure (kikilgo@siue.edu)
District of Columbia
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in District of Columbia.
For information on licensure in the District of Columbia contact the Board of Accountancy: https://www.dcopla.com/accountancy/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in the District of Columbia. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association or https://dchealth.dc.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfying the educational requirement for licensure* in all fifty states and District of Columbia. *The School of Dental Medicine has not determined whether or not there is a recognized specialization in the District of Columbia for Endodontics.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the state you wish to apply for licensure, in the District of Columbia: https://dchealth.dc.gov/node/146102 .
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this jurisdiction. For more information consult: https://www.teachercertificationdegrees.com
If you still have questions after contacting the board, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://ncees.org/state-links/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in the District of Columbia. You may contact the Board of Nursing in the District of Columbia for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in the District of Columbia or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in any program, a student should consult with the appropriate regulatory agency where they wish to practice. In D.C.: https://dchealth.dc.gov/node/146182
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
Upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program at SIUE School of Pharmacy, graduates will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in The District of Columbia.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the state board of pharmacy in the state they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In the District of Columbia, contact the District of Columbia Pharmacy Licensure: https://dchealth.dc.gov/service/pharmacy-licensure
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://dchealth.dc.gov/release/board-psychology
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dept. of Psychology 618-650-2202 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state/jurisdiction. Prior to enrolling in this program contact: https://dchealth.dc.gov/service/audiology-and-speech-language-pathology-licensing
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in the District of Columbia. For information on licensure contact DC Health - Social Work Licensing.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Guam
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Guam.
For information on licensure in Guam contact the Board of Public Accountancy: http://guamboa.org/
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in Guam. For more information consult: https://dphss.guam.gov/ or The American Art Therapy Association.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfying the educational requirement for licensure in all fifty states. The School of Dental Medicine has not made a determination of whether or not these programs meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in Guam.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the jurisdiction you wish to apply for licensure, in Guam: https://dphss.govguam.net/hplo.htm
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this jurisdiction. Prior to enrolling into a program contact: http://gcec.guam.gov/contact/ or https://www.teachercertificationdegrees.com
If you still have questions after contacting the board, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. Prior to enrolling in a program contact http://www.guam-peals.org/ or https://ncees.org/state-links/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in Guam. Prior to enrolling in a program contact the Board of Nursing in Guam for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in Guam or if licensure to practice is required. Prior to enrolling in the program contact: http://dphss.guam.gov/guam-board-of-allied-health-examiners/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
The SIUE School of Pharmacy has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in Guam.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the board of pharmacy in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. In Guam, contact the Department of Health and Social Services: https://dphss.govguam.net/hplo.htm
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult: https://dphss.guam.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dept. of Psychology 618-650-2202 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state/jurisdiction. Prior to enrolling in this program contact: http://dphss.guam.gov/guam-board-of-allied-health-examiners/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in the Guam. For information on licensure contact the Guam Board of Social Work.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Virgin Islands
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in U.S. Virgin Islands.
For information on licensure in U.S. Virgin Islands contact the Board of Public Accountancy: https://dlca.vi.gov/boardcertifications/steps/cparequirements/cpalist.htm
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in the Virgin Islands. For more information consult: https://dlca.vi.gov/businesslicense/steps.htm or The American Art Therapy Association.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfying the educational requirement for licensure in all fifty states and the Virgin Islands. The School of Dental Medicine has not determined whether or not the Board of Dentistry in the Virgin Islands recognizes a speciality in Endodontics.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the State Board of Dentistry in the jurisdiction you wish to apply for licensure, in the Virgin Islands: https://doh.vi.gov/programs/permits-licenses-and-certificates
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this jurisdiction. For more information consult: https://www.myviboe.com/certifications or https://www.teachercertificationdegrees.com
If you still have questions after contacting the board, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://dlca.vi.gov/boardcertifications/steps/aelrequirements/requirements.htm or https://ncees.org/state-links/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Ryan Fries (rfries@siue.edu) or 618-650-5026 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in the Virgin Islands. You may contact the Board of Health in the Virgin Islands for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in the Virgin Islands or if licensure to practice is required. For more information contact: https://dlca.vi.gov/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
The SIUE School of Pharmacy has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in the Virgin Islands.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the board of pharmacy in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure. For the Virgin Islands, contact the Virgin Island Board of Pharmacy: https://doh.vi.gov/sites/default/files/Application%20for%20Pharmacists%20License.pdf
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this jurisdiction. For more information consult: https://www.usvipsychologyboard.com/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dept. of Psychology 618-650-2202 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state/jurisdiction. Prior to enrolling in this program contact: https://dlca.vi.gov/aboutdlca/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in the Virgin Islands. For information on licensure contact the Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands.
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfying the educational requirement for licensure in all fifty states. The School of Dental Medicine has not determined whether or not their programs meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the Board of Dentistry in the jurisdiction you wish to apply for licensure, in the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands: https://cnmibpl-hcplb.net/
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this jurisdiction. For more information consult: https://www.teachercertificationdegrees.com
If you still have questions after contacting the board, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://ncees.org/state-links/
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands. You may contact the Board of Nursing for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in the Commonwealth of the Northern Marina Islands or if licensure to practice is required.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
The SIUE School of Pharmacy has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the board of pharmacy in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
In the Northern Mariana Islands, contact the CNMI Board of Professional Licensing: http://cnmibpl-hcplb.net/default.asp?secID=15
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this territory.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dept. of Psychology 618-650-2202 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state/jurisdiction. Prior to enrolling in this program contact: https://dlca.vi.gov/aboutdlca/
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in the Northern Mariana Islands. For information on licensure contact the Board of Professional Licensing.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Republic of the Marshall Islands
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in the Republic of the Marshall Islands.
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in the Republic of the Marshall Islands. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfying the educational requirement for licensure in all fifty states. The School of Dental Medicine has not determined whether or not their programs meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in the Republic of the Marshall Islands.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the Board of Dentistry or Department of Health in the jurisdiction you wish to apply for licensure.
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this jurisdiction. For more information consult: https://www.teachercertificationdegrees.com
If you still have questions after contacting the board, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://ncees.org/state-links/
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in the Republic of the Marshall Islands. You may contact the Ministry of Health for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in the Republic of the Marshall Islands or if licensure to practice is required.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
The SIUE School of Pharmacy has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in the Marshall Islands.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the board of pharmacy in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult:
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dept. of Psychology 618-650-2202 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state/jurisdiction.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in the Marshall Islands.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Federated States of Micronesia
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in the Federal States of Micronesia.
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in the Federal States of Micronesia. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfying the educational requirement for licensure in all fifty states. The School of Dental Medicine has not determined whether or not their programs meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in the Federated States of Micronesia.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The most complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the Board of Dentistry in the jurisdiction you wish to apply for licensure.
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this jurisdiction. For more information consult: https://www.teachercertificationdegrees.com
If you still have questions after contacting the board, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://ncees.org/state-links/
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in the Federated States of Micronesia. You may contact the Department of Health for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in the Federated States of Micronesia or if licensure to practice is required.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
The SIUE School of Pharmacy has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in the Federated States of Micronesia.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the board of pharmacy in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult:
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dept. of Psychology 618-650-2202 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state/jurisdiction.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in the Federated States of Micronesia.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jayme Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Republic of Palau
Accounting
The successful completion of the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam is required in all jurisdictions of the United States to obtain a license as a CPA. To sit for the CPA exam, an applicant must first provide proof of successful completion of the educational requirements as set out by the regulatory agency in each state. The SIUE Department of Accounting has not made a determination if graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy or a Master of Science in Accounting from SIUE will meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in the Republic of Palau.
If you need further assistance understanding licensure please contact Bradford Reed (brreed@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Art Therapy
The College of Arts and Sciences has not determined whether or not the Art Therapy Counseling (MA) program meets the requirements for any licensure in the Republic of Palau. For more information consult: The American Art Therapy Association.
If you still have questions, we are here to assist, please contact Megan Robb or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance.
Dental Medicine
The Doctor of Dental Medicine Program (D.M.D) and the Endodontics program are accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA) therefore satisfying the educational requirement for licensure in all fifty states. The School of Dental Medicine has not determined whether or not their programs meet the educational requirements for application for licensure in the Republic of Palau.
In addition to educational requirements, a state licensure board may have additional requirements such as examination, clinical hours, character fitness inquiry, jurisprudence examination, proof of malpractice insurance, Basic Life Support (BLS) or cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification, background check, fingerprint verification, interview, hepatitis B vaccination, completion of course in infection control, radiation safety, etc.
The best complete and up to date source for what is required for licensure is to contact the Board of Dentistry in the jurisdiction you wish to apply for licensure.
The American Dental Association also has useful information on licensure: https://www.ada.org/en/education-careers/licensure.
If you need further assistance in understanding licensure requirements, please contact Rachel Jones (racjone@siue.edu) or Angela Pritchett (angprit@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Education
The School of Education, Health, and Human Behavior has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this jurisdiction. For more information consult: https://www.teachercertificationdegrees.com
If you still have questions after contacting the board, please contact Rhona Crail (rcrail@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance at kikilgo@siue.edu.
Engineering
The School of Engineering has not determined whether or not any of their programs meet the educational requirements for licensure or certificate in this state. For more information consult: https://ncees.org/state-links/
Nursing
The SIUE School of Nursing has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of any of their programs a student will have met the educational requirements to apply for licensure in the Republic of Palau. You may contact the Ministry of Health for information relating to licensure.
If you need further assistance related to licensure please contact the School of Nursing at 618-650-3956 or nursing@siue.edu or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu ).
Nutrition and Dietetics
The Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics program prepares graduates to sit for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Examination for registered dietitians. The Department of Applied Health has not determined whether or not this program meets the requirements for licensure or certification in the Republic of Palau or if licensure to practice is required.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jennifer Zuercher (jzuerch@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Pharmacy
The SIUE School of Pharmacy has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in the Republic of Palau.
Prior to enrolling in the PharmD program, a student should contact the board of pharmacy in the jurisdiction they wish to practice for the most complete and up to date information pertaining to licensure.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Jessica Kerr (jekerr@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Psychology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state. For more information consult:
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dept. of Psychology 618-650-2202 or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu).
Speech Pathology
SIUE has not determined whether or not this program meets any requirements for licensure in this state/jurisdiction.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Dr. Steffany Chleboun (schlebo@siue.edu) or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure Compliance (kikilgo@siue.edu)
Social Work
The SIUE Department of Social Work has not made a determination whether or not upon completion of the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) or MSW Program a student has met the education requirements to apply for licensure in the Republic of Palau.
If you still have questions after contacting the board, we are here to assist, please contact Gerald O’Brien (gobrien@siue.edu) for BSW or Jaym Swanke (jswanke@siue.edu) for MSW or Kimberly Kilgore, Manager of Federal, State, and Licensure (kikilgo@siue.edu)
