Minor 6 semester hours in a related area of study Skills Workshops Workshops are required of students in specific skill areas. The program operates on the assumption that students already possess entry-level licensure. To receive a license to practice school administration in North Carolina, MSA graduates must successfully complete a licensing examination administered by the North Carolina Standards Board for Public School Administration. In addition, graduates are required to demonstrate proficiency in the use of computers and technology. Time Restriction A student has six years in which to complete all requirements for the degree, including course work and internship.
Most students complete their full-time study in two years.
Part-time students can complete the program in three years. Admission Admission to the program is based on the assumption that candidates will be able to complete the requirements of the program and become successful educational leaders. Completion of a bachelor's degree. In addition to completion of a bachelor's degree, a student should hold an entry-level school license. An acceptable GRE or MAT score is required.