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• MEd Teaching, Learning, and Leadership

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About the program

The degree is designed to help teachers strengthen instructional skills while developing leadership abilities for such roles as peer coach, mentor, department chairs, staff development leaders, or curriculum coordinators.

The Teaching, Learning, and Leadership master鈥檚 program may be completed online. Some courses are also offered on campus, or in partnership with local districts and schools. 

Due to the focus of the MEd in Teaching, Learning, and Leadership degree in the K鈥�12 school systems, it is required that you have completed an approved program for Washington state teacher certification prior to enrollment. 

Admission requirements

To apply for admission, submit the following items to the Graduate Admissions:

•  and $50 application processing fee.
• Copy of current Washington state teaching certificate, front and back.
• Official transcript(s) from each college and/or university attended.
• If your degree is not from a U.S. college or university, please arrange for your transcript to be evaluated by a -recognized credential service. Acceptable credential services include, but are not limited to, (WES) and (FIS).
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• Personal statement (1鈥�2 pages).
• Present a GPA of at least 3.0 (4.0 = A) in the last 45 quarter credits of coursework completed.*
• Two letters of recommendation - supervisor, professional, or academic. At least one of these recommendations must address your leadership abilities and potential.

*The  or  will be required if GPA is less than 3.0. On the GRE, preferred minimum scores of Verbal: 148 and Quantitative: 147. On the MAT, preferred minimum scaled score of 400.

Enrollment policy

• Students must be continuously enrolled in required SPU courses to earn this master鈥檚 degree, or until officially withdrawing from the program. Exceptions to continuous enrollment must be approved by the program director.
• Students may be granted a leave of absence for up to four quarters by the program director. Once the leave of absence has expired, the student will either enroll in graduate coursework or be dropped from the program.
• University academic policy requires continuous enrollment to remain admitted in a graduate program. After four quarters of non-enrollment, students will be placed in 鈥渋nactive status鈥� and will need to reapply for admission.
• If a student decides to no longer pursue a master鈥檚 degree, the student may officially withdraw from the program and SPU by notifying the program director and the associate director of graduate programs.