Master of Education (M.Ed.)

Enrollment Procedure

A selection committee of M.Ed. faculty and College admissions officers assess the applicants for the program to identify potential enrollees. Admission to the program is a two-stage process, beginning with the initial application, including recommendations, grade point averages, and potential to do graduate level work. After the initial screening of an applicant’s materials, only select applicants are invited to campus for an interview with the M.Ed. faculty and admissions staff.

Competence for admission is assessed through:

• evaluation of written essays

• interviews

• Grade Point Average

• letters of recommendation

AND

• a transcript review to assess the general breadth of student preparation

Commitment to the cohort and the program's principles and dispositions for teaching are evaluated mainly through analysis of the application essay, interviews and letters of recommendation.

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