We are looking for those who are passionate about rural schools and who would like to participate in a fully-funded, intensive 42-credit hour Master of School Administration (MSA) two-year degree program.
Outside of the classroom, our School of Education students have access to internships, field-based projects and many opportunities to work with members of the local community.
A variety of financial aid is available to our students, including scholarships based on academic merit and financial need. We invite you to explore the many scholarship and funding opportunities offered in the School of Education.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND CULTURAL FOUNDATIONS (ELC)