At A Glance
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On-Site Program Start Dates
Tuesday, April 19, 2016 - Columbia
Tuesday, April 19, 2016 - North Augusta
Wednesday, April 20, 2016 - Charleston
Wednesday, April 20, 2016 - Greenville
Thursday, April 21, 2016 - Central
About the Program
Course Descriptions Brochure (pdf)
Degree Plan (2015-16) (pdf)
Tuition and Fees Plan (2015-16) (pdf)
Comparison of M.Ed. Programs
The Education Leadership Constituent Council (ELCC) under the umbrella of CAEP (formerly NCATE) granted national recognition without conditions to SWU’s M.Ed. in Administration and Supervision program. Read more » |
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What is the Master of Education in Administration and Supervision?
The Master of Education in Administration and Supervision program is designed for educators who plan to become principals at the building level and supervisors at the building and district level. The degree program leads to advanced certification in the state of South Carolina. For students who already have a master’s degree, program completion will qualify them for Masters plus 30 status with South Carolina.
Southern Wesleyan does not advise students on what will or will not be accepted by their state departments of education. Students are encouraged to contact their state department of education to ensure the degree offered by Southern Wesleyan University meets state requirements.
What do students enrolled in the Master of Education in Administration and Supervision program do?
As a M.Ed. in Administration and Supervision student, you will complete three practicum opportunities and an internship at their current school and gain a deeper understanding about topics which include educational leadership, school operations management, public and community relations, ethics and advanced educational research.
Is this DEGREE right for you?
You might consider a M.Ed. in Administration and Supervision if you are currently a teacher with at least two years teaching experience, and you are comfortable with taking on leadership roles.
About our students
Students successfully completing the program have the opportunity to become a school principal or a supervisor at the district level in South Carolina.
About our graduates
When you graduate from Southern Wesleyan you will be prepared for a career as:
- Principal
- Assistant Principal
- Supervisors at district and local school level
Our graduates have jobs at:
- Public school district offices
- Public schools
Palmetto State Teachers Association Members Scholarship
Southern Wesleyan University will award a 10% scholarship to members of the Palmetto State Teachers Association who enroll in our M.Ed. programs. The 10% scholarship will be applied proportionately to each course of the entire program. The scholarship will be applied only toward tuition.
Students receiving tuition benefits from outside sources, including VA benefits, Military benefits, State and Federal scholarships & grants, and Tuition Assistance programs, may still qualify for scholarship assistance up to, but not to exceed, 100% of tuition expenses.
Student must complete scholarship application form and provide proof of Palmetto State Teachers Association membership.
"All of the professors have gone above and beyond to make sure that we are well prepared to enter the world of Education Administration upon graduation."
Ashley Robinson, Class of 2013