2014-2015
University of South Alabama – College of Education
Master of Education – M.Ed.
EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION – NON CERTIFICATION OPTION
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Jag Number ____________________________________
Advisor ___________________________________________
Date Admitted to Program ________________________
The Educational Administration program is designed to enhance knowledge and skills in the area of educational administration and
leadership. Educational Leadership courses empower students for advancement in educational service. Leadership programs
emphasize growth from the knowledge base through practical applications and experiences. It will prepare individuals for careers in
educational settings, other than P-12 public schools. This 30 hour program can be completed entirely online. This program will NOT
lead to Alabama certification in Instructional Leadership for P-12 school administrators.
MINIMUM GRADUATE HOURS REQUIRED: 30
I.
EDM 510
Micro-computing Systems (REQUIRED)
IDE 510
Educational Research and Evaluation (REQUIRED)
EPY 502
Psychological Principles of Learning
EPY 521
Human Development and Behavior
EDF 515
Multicultural Education
Advisor Approved Elective:
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II.
Semester
Grade
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Educational Leadership Courses (18 Hours) (3.25 Minimum GPA)
EDL 512
EDL 550
EDL 561
EDL 562
EDL 575
EDL 578
III.
Hours
Supporting Courses in Other Areas (9 Hours)
Community Development
Principles of School Leadership
Development of Postsecondary Education
The Student in Higher Education
Organization and Planning of Post Secondary Education
Law and Post Secondary Education
Internship (3 Hours)
EDL 595
Internship
A minimum institutional GPA of 3.25 (an average of all USA courses) is required to graduate. A minimum program GPA of 3.25 is
required for graduation.
Revised 02/10/15
Admission:
REGULAR ADMISSION
1.
Sufficient courses in the major area to qualify for graduate study in the involved discipline.
2.
An appropriate advanced degree may be used in lieu of other requirements for Regular Standing.
3.
A completed application for admission to the Graduate School.
4.
Official test scores must be sent from the testing agency to the Office of the Registrar. All Master of Science
programs require the GRE or MAT for admission.
5.
Official transcripts from all institutions attended.
6.
Submission of resume with chronology of professional employment.
7.
Two letters of recommendation, preferably from outside the academic department, attesting to the
prospective student's scholarship and/or professional abilities.
8.
See departments for any other or more specific requirements.
1. Requirements for Admission – See College of Education – Graduate Studies Section of the current
USA Bulletin.
2. Submission of scores on the GRE or MAT is required for admission.
3. You must complete a comprehensive end-of-program examination during the semester in
which you complete your degree requirements. Application forms can be obtained from
Student Services, UCOM 3020 or the HPELS Department, HPE 1016. A copy of your current
transcript, printed from PAWS, must accompany the application form.
4. Graduation deadlines are provided in the USA Bulletin, the USA Schedule of Classes, at the
College of Education, UCOM 3020 and the HPELS Department, HPE1016. Applications are
available in the Registrar’s Office, Meisler Hall, Student Services Building, SSB1100.
5. Retain a copy of this program checklist and maintain it. You must satisfy all program
requirements for graduation.
6. Confer with your assigned advisor when you have questions concerning your program.
Remember that advisors give guidance and advice. They are not responsible for your program.
That is your personal responsibility.
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