MA/MS in Educational Administration and Supervision

This online master's program at Ball State prepares educators for school leadership roles and the building-level administration and supervision license for PK-12 principals. It is awarded as a Master of Arts in Education through the Teachers College. Courses are delivered fully online and asynchronously, so working educators can study at times that suit them. Offerings run in both seven-week and fifteen-week formats, and learners may begin in any semester. The work is tied to national educational leadership preparation standards and includes an internship. The degree requires 36 credits. Applicants do not need to submit GRE scores. For the term described on the page, applications and all materials were due October 1, with classes starting October 19, 2026. The format is meant to give practicing teachers a realistic route into administration without leaving their current jobs.