College of Education Educational Administration

Program At A Glance

Who Our Program Is For

Future K-12 administrators and organizational leaders who are passionate about the importance and impact of education in our communities, and who see themselves as transformative in leading schools and organizations that make a difference in the lives of each student they serve.

Program Design & Duration

• Designed as a part-time program specifically for working professionals
• Weekend​ and summer courses
• Program can be completed in just four or five quarters
• Built around inclusive and collaborative cohorts

 

Program Cost

Tuition for EDAD programs is highly competitive with our peers programs in the region. At $650/credit, while cost varies by program, our post-masters certifications require 37 credit hours to complete with a base tuition of $24,050 (not including books and fees). Learn more here. 

Students pursuing a M.Ed will complete 46 credits.

Program Focus

• A foundation of equity and social justice
• Theories of action, leadership and change
• Personalized internships and problems of practice
• Community engagement and service
• Instructional leadership and data fluency

Application Deadlines and Requirements

Typically, students enter EDAD programs with at least three years of professional experience. Applicants for the post-masters Principal's certification must hold or have held a regular teaching, ESA or CTE certificate, and must have three years of successful school-based instructional experience in an educational setting

Application Deadlines:

• The priority deadline for Spring Quarter is February 10.  
• The priority deadline for Summer Quarter is May 10.
• The deadline for international students is December 1.

Admissions Requirements:

• Online Application
• Bachelor's degree (and Master's degree for post-master certification applicants) from an accredited institution
• Minimum GPA of 3.0
• • Calculated from the last 90 quarter/60 semester of the bachelor's degree and any post-baccalaureate course work. 
  • Applicants with less than a 3.00 GPA and applications from non-graded bachelor's degree programs must submit GRE or MAT scores earned within the last 5 years by the application deadline. 
• Official transcript(s)
• Interview