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Amy Claire Suguro, '68, bestows $20,000 to COE for scholarships. Scholarships honoring her memory will be awarded to Counseling students. Obituary available from The Seattle Times (click here).

College of Education ) Degree Programs ) MIT with Special Education Endorsement ) Admissions Criteria

Admissions Criteria

  • Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university with a minimum GPA of 3.0. (Applicants with a GPA below 3.0 may still be admitted on a probational basis).
  • Passing scores on both the WEST B and WEST E exams. (If you are not able to complete the exams prior to the application deadline, you may still submit your application. Be sure to indicate your planned test date in an attached cover letter. If you are accepted, the University must receive official passing test scores prior to the start of the program).
  • Completed endorsement verification form.
  • One-page, double-spaced, autobiographical statement*, outlining commitment to teaching; applicable coursework; experience with K-12 students, (including exceptional individuals) and understanding of cultural differences.
  • Two signed and sealed recommendations from those who can address applicant's work with young people.
  • Thirty-minute writing sample* done onsite at Seattle University. Several writing sample dates are scheduled in the month prior to the application deadline. Please call 206-296-2300 to for dates, times, and locations. Out-of-state applicants: The writing sample is waived. The autobiographical statement will meet this requirement.
  • Selected applicants will be contacted approximately one month after the application deadline for a small group interview with faculty. Out-of-state applicants: If you cannnot attend an interview, you must submit a video or audiotape to the MIT program office. Call 206-296-5759 or email heckerta@seattleu.edu for detailed instructions.

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