The Curriculum & Instruction Program
About the Program
* Note - GRE scores or passing VT Praxis II scores are required for students applying to the Spring 2012 semester and thereafter.Applications*
Applications for the Master's program can be downloaded from the Graduate College Website or from their offices at 330 Waterman Hall.Only complete applications will be reviewed. A complete application includes,
| 1. A statement of purpose |
| 2. Three formal letters of recommendation - in addition to the online reference form |
| 3. Copies of official transcripts from all institutions attended |
| 4. All required items from
the Graduate College Application |
Application Deadlines*
| April 1 |
Fall Admittance |
| October 1 |
Spring Admittance |
| February 1 |
Summer Admittance |
General Requirements*
The 30 credit program breaks down to the following requirements:
| Content Area | # of Courses |
Credits |
| Education Foundations |
2 - Choose 1 course from the
following: EDFS 209, EDFS 347 or EDFS 380 Choose 1 EDFS Graduate Level Course |
6
|
| General Curriculum |
1 - Choose 1 course from the
following (EDLP 336, EDCI 333 or EDCI363) |
3 |
| Specialization | 6 - see
specializations (Requirements link) |
18 |
| Elective | 1 - course | 3 |
| Optional: Master's Thesis | * |
6 |
*The Thesis replaces 2 of the 3 credit courses (total 6 credits)
Additional Information
The Curriculum and Instruction is unique in that it has numerous areas of specialization.
- For specific program specialization requirements see Requirements.
- The C&I M.Ed is not
an initial
licensure program.
- Students interested in middle/secondary licensure should go to Curriculum and Instruction, (M.A.T.) Masters of Arts in Teaching
- Specific courses will be determined by working with your assigned academic advisor.
- NOTE: All incoming students must meet with the C & I Program Coordinator, Dr. Maureen Neumann, to have their specialization academic advisor assigned.
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