The instructional program is taught by teams of MAT students and led by mentor teachers from local schools. Each team teaches integrated curriculum units tailored to specific elementary grade levels and supervised through a collaborative process by the clinical professors and adjunct lecturers of education. When students successfully complete the 12-month program, they receive a Master of Arts in Teaching degree. Graduates of the program may be eligible for teacher certification by transcript evaluation in the states that are not ICC members. May. The design of the program makes it necessary for all students to begin the program in June and complete the twelve month sequence.
Financial aid is available in the form of tuition scholarships.
Tuition scholarship grants may cover part of the cost of tuition and are awarded on the basis of past performance and evidence of potential success in the program. The copy should be sent to the Graduate Financial Aid Office. Brown University, Box 1867, Providence, RI 02912. You can obtain copies of the above forms from the Graduate School. Housing During the summer session and the academic year, accommodations are available at the University Graduate Center or in privately-owned housing near the University.