MA/MS in Educational Administration and Supervision

Students pursue this leadership master's with an educational leadership focus entirely online, and the courses cover what is needed for principal licensure. Many assignments take place in schools. The courses qualify graduates to seek licensure as a principal, supervisor or superintendent for PreK through adult administrators in several states. Students from outside West Virginia should check requirements with their own state licensing agency. Details on required courses, culminating experiences and admission procedures are listed in the graduate catalog. Prospective students should review those sections, contact the program coordinator with questions about fit and timing, and submit the application through the graduate admissions office before beginning coursework. Faculty advisors can help students fit the program around work and family schedules, and program staff can explain how the requirements apply to individual situations.