Yes. The degrees included on EducationalLeadershipDegree.com are all graduate-level degrees, meaning all applicants are expected to already hold a bachelor’s degree. You can hold a bachelor’s in any subject to apply for an Educational Leadership program. Those who know at the outset of their educational journey that they would like to pursue a career as a school principal or superintendent may choose to pursue concentrations in education while in undergraduate college, which can be a helpful way of preparing for the coursework of graduate school. However, this is by no means an expectation, and in fact graduate-level programs appreciate having students with a range of disciplinary backgrounds, as educational leadership can draw from a host of different approaches and methodologies.