Camille Wainwright, Coordinator The Master of Arts in Education, Curriculum Studies allows graduate students to pursue a rigorous, interdisciplinary program in the foundations of education. This degree is suited primarily for the experienced teacher or the liberal arts degree holder who wishes to develop expertise in curriculum development, teaching practices and program evaluation. Admission Applications are accepted until November 1 for the spring semester and until April 1 for the fall semester.
Admission is limited and selective.
Transcript from each college or university attended. 2.75 minimum GPA in undergraduate work or 3.00 minimum GPA in at least 8 semester hours of graduate study. Statement of purpose explaining why the applicant is seeking this interdisciplinary degree. Students with undergraduate degrees from foreign countries will be expected to spend at least one semester in the English Language Institute prior to their acceptance into the School of Education. Selection Process 1.