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Department of Educational Administration and
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Admissions Requirements

Special Note: The Department of Educational Administration and Policy is no longer accepting master’s level applications for the 2013-14 admission cycle. Please check back with us during the Fall 2014 Semester as we are developing some exciting innovations and partnerships for our MEd program. These innovations will offer options that meet the needs of 21st-century students and leaders by offering more efficient and cost-effective options, while maintaining the historic rigor associated with our nationally recognized program.

EAP Programs

Educational Administration Guided Leadership Experience

EdD

Educational Administration and Supervision

MEd, CAGS


Application Deadlines
Doctoral Fall: March 15, Masters Fall: April 15

Admissions Requirements

 

MEd

CAGS

EdD

Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution

X

X

X

Master’s degree from an accredited institution

 

X

X

Major in a teacher-training program

P

 

 

Minimum overall GPA

2.7

3.0

3.0

Minimum overall GPA in Major program

 

3.0

3.4

Official transcripts

X

X

X

Autobiographical sketch

X

X

X

Statement of  interest

X

X

X

Three (3) letters of recommendation

X

X

X

GRE scores

 

 

O

Teaching experience

P

P

X

Certification

 

 

P

Current employment in field

 

 

X

Current curriculum vitae

 

 

X

Interview with Program Coordinator

 

 

X

On-site interview w/faculty team

 

 

X

On-site written composition

 

 

X

X – Required
P – Preferred
O - Optional
 

Time Investment
Completion of the Master’s degree or CAGS requires approximately two years of full-time study or three years of part-time study. Courses are primarily available during the afternoon and evening, and limited courses are offered during the summer.

Send your application packet to:

HU School of Education Department of Educational Administration and Policy MEd, CAGS and EdD programs

**Application packets will not be acted upon until they are complete.

For Information Contact:

Ms. Naomi Black
Department of Educational Administration and Policy
School of Education, Howard University
2441 4th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20059
(202) 806-7342
nblack@howard.edu