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See the degree grade →A combined Master of Arts in Education and Preliminary Administrative Services Credential program that blends theory and practical school-administration training. Suited to current educators seeking credentialed entry into K–12 leadership roles and a master's-level research component.
The degree includes graduate-level research and a culminating master’s project or thesis. Core course listings from the program are:
The source text does not list specific admission criteria beyond program availability. Prospective applicants should contact the Educational Leadership department for official admission prerequisites and application steps.
The curriculum and credential prepare candidates for roles in school administration by combining leadership development with daily decision-making practice relevant to K–12 administrative positions. Graduates typically pursue preliminary administrative certification and administrative roles in public schools.
Students enrolled in the Master of Arts in Education with the Preliminary Administrative Services Credential are eligible to apply for federal financial aid. Individuals who enroll only in the Administrative Services Credential (without the master’s) are not eligible for federal financial aid. For program-specific funding advice contact the department administration.
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