Admission Requirements and Deadlines
Elementary Education,
MSinED
Deadline
Fall: April 1 Spring: October 1 Application Type:
All applications are processed on a rolling basis. The program makes every attempt to process all applications in a timely manner.
Letters of reference
Number Required:3From whom:
Anyone familiar with the applicant's academic competence may write letters of recommendation. In general, the most common source of these letters is college/university faculty members.
Statement
of Goals:
Applicants should indicate their goals and objectives for obtaining a master's degree. This statement is evaluated against the program's mission. A typical goal statement contains the following items: - The student's reason for seeking a master's degree with a specific focus on the career to which the student aspires. - The student's research interests - Academic and job-related experiences that are relevant to the program. A typical goal statement is 2-3 pages in length.
Standardized
Test Scores:
The GRE/MAT is required. 65-75% range on the GRE verbal and quantitative sections or 65-75% range on the MATMinimum TOEFL score or range of scores needed to be accepted:
575 on the paper-based test or 230 on the computer-based test. Applicants who score below 600 on the paper-based test or 250 on the computer-based test will be required to take and pass a remedial English course during their first semester at Temple University.
Resume:
A resume is required.
Other:
Background
Experience Required
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Transfer Credit
Courses may be transferred as long as they have been taken no more than five years ago and are relevant to the program. The academic adviser makes the decision about the relevancy of the courses that the student desires to transfer.
The maximum number of credits a student may transfer is 6
Test Waivers:
Each student is assigned an adviser at the time of admission. The adviser will review the student's credentials and determine which, if any, of the required courses can be waived. In general, this waiver covers the beginning level courses in the program. Waiving a specific requirement, however does not reduce the total number of credits needed to graduate.
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