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See the degree grade →A post-credential Master of Arts in Teaching for Fresno Pacific University graduates who completed an FPU single- or multiple-subject preliminary credential within the prior five years. Suited to early-career teachers who want structured support in teacher inquiry and to complete an action-research project while remaining in the classroom.
The post-credential portion centers on teacher inquiry and action research. Students complete four 3-credit courses (12 units total) designed to build a teacher-research identity and produce a classroom-based research report.
Applicants must submit a completed application, official college/university transcripts showing a bachelor’s degree, and a signed verification of employment letter. Only credential program courses with a grade of B or better count toward the MAT. If you are finishing your credential or degree, you may submit a current transcript but must provide a final transcript before enrolling. Enrollment is restricted to those who completed the FPU credential program within five years.
The program strengthens classroom practice, assessment literacy, and skills in conducting action research, preparing graduates for stronger classroom performance and for advancement into school or district leadership roles or pursuit of specialized certifications.
Financial support options include institutional aid, federal aid (including federal work-study and loans), state aid, and private scholarships. Fresno Pacific Student Financial Services and the Office of Graduate Studies can advise on specific aid opportunities and budgeting; published tuition for Teacher Education courses is listed per unit in the university materials.
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