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ndividuals who have been teaching or working in a public or private school setting for a minimum of three years and currently hold a master’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university are eligible for the Add-On Licensure in Educational Administration program. Once all required courses are completed and the Educational Administration examination is passed, individuals would be eligible for the add-on license.
Admission into the Program
Admission Enrollment Classification Admission enrollment classification refers to the total number of students that can matriculate into a program in any given academic term. The admission enrollment classification for the Add-On License in Educational Administration is unrestricted. This means that the program can enroll as many students as can be accommodated by available resources. A program’s admission enrollment classification has implications for the timing and extent of tuition refunds. For additional information please see the Refunds section of this Bulletin.
Admission Terms
Transfer of Credit
Students are eligible for enrollment in the fall and spring semesters. All application materials must be received or postmarked by the following deadlines: June 30th for fall and November 15th for spring.
The add-on licensure program does not accept transfer of credit. All credit toward the program of study must be earned at High Point University.
Application Requirements Applicants must have a master’s degree from a regionally accredited college; current K –12 teaching license; and a minimum of three years of teaching or professional educator experience. To be considered for admission, applicants must submit the following: 1. online application with a nonrefundable $50 application fee; 2. an official transcript from all colleges attended other than High Point University*;
Tuition and Fees Payment of tuition and fees is due at the beginning of each term of enrollment. Tuition and fees are in effect from June 1st, 2020 through May 31st, 2021. Tuition and Fees
Cost
Tuition
$1,188 per credit
Technology Fee, Parking Permit*, Graduate Student Association
$778 per year
*For first permit only. Replacement parking permits incur additional costs.
3. resume; 4. current teaching license; 5. principal recommendation. *If you have attended High Point University you do not need to include your HPU transcript with your application. The Office of Graduate Admissions will request that transcript for you once application is submitted.
Program of Study Add-On License in Educational Administration (21 credits) EDU 5171. Strategies for Student Learning & Development (3) EDU 5172. Implementing Distributed Leadership for Teacher Empowerment (3) EDU 5173. Using Data for School Improvement (3) EDU 5174. Organizational Management and Legal Issues for 21st Century Schools (3) EDU 5271. Creating a Culture of School Success (3) EDU 5400. School Executive Internship I (2) EDU 5500. School Executive Internship II (2) EDU 5600. School Executive Internship III (2)
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