MA/MS in Educational Administration and Supervision

Educators in P-12 schools who want to move into leadership and administrative roles are the audience for this Master of Arts, offered through the leadership and policy studies department. Delivery is hybrid: about half the meetings of each core course take place on campus and the remainder online. Students may enroll through a CSUN college or through a self-support route, which is paid for wholly by student fees, runs as a cohort and is offered with The Tseng College. Applicants supply two recommendation letters from practicing school administrators describing their leadership potential, plus either a 3.0 undergraduate GPA on a semester basis or an earlier master's degree. Classification must be completed before 12 units are taken, and master's students sit a comprehensive examination.