Anderson University

What you'll study

Students complete an 18‑credit core that emphasizes learning theory, educational technology, and culturally responsive practices. The remaining credits are tailored to the learner’s goals; the program offers standalone endorsements in Online Teaching, Gifted and Talented, and Teaching Children in Poverty to specialize parts of the curriculum.

Entry requirements

Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree in Education. Official undergraduate transcripts are required as part of the application. The application deadline falls two weeks before each term start date.

Career prospects

Graduates gain strategies to support diverse learners and to strengthen leadership potential in K–12 settings. The program is promoted as a way to increase salary within the South Carolina system and to prepare educators for future leadership roles or doctoral study. Job placement and internship opportunities are not guaranteed; employment outcomes vary by location, role, and qualifications.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Anderson University lists tuition and financial aid resources for graduate students and encourages prospective students to consult the university’s financial aid office for available assistance. Prospective applicants should note that specific placement, internship availability, and salary outcomes depend on multiple external factors.