Principalship, MEd

Program Description:

Designed for licensed teachers with at least two years of successful classroom experience, the M.Ed. Principal degree focuses on the theory and practice of:

Effective supervision of instruction and personnel
Development of sound, building-level administrative procedures
Budget management
Student services, including special education requirements, guidance and counseling, health and wellness, and discipline

The program is 100% online, so you can advance toward your degree on your schedule. There are five starts per year, allowing you to start when it’s convenient for you and enabling you to earn your degree in as few as 24 months.

Admissions Requirements:

Complete the online application and submit the $40 application fee.

Submit official transcripts. Transcripts are required for all undergraduate and graduate coursework.

Submit official Miller’s Analogy test (MAT) or Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores.
The MAT school code for Wright State University is 1591.
The GRE school code for Wright State University is 1179.

Submit a copy of your teaching license.

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Program Requirements:

Program of Study

EDL 8720 - Building-Level Leadership Credit Hour(s): 3
EDL 8730 - Building-Level Budgeting, Management, & Student Services Credit Hour(s): 3
EDL 8950 - Principal Capstone Practicum Credit Hour(s): 3
EDL 8760 - Supervising Instruction and Personnel Credit Hour(s): 3
EDL 7710 - Leadership for School Improvement Credit Hour(s): 3
EDL 7740 - Analysis of Teaching Credit Hour(s): 3
EDL 7750 - Instructional Leadership and Change Credit Hour(s): 3
EDL 7800 - Ethics and Politics in Education Credit Hour(s): 3
EDL 7820 - School Law Credit Hour(s): 3
EDL 7570 - Student Assessment Credit Hour(s): 3

Principalship, MEd

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Program of Study

Total: 30 Hours