Eligibility

The MS in Educational Technology & Media Leadership program encourages applications from students with diverse educational, geographical and cultural backgrounds. The following are required for admission to the program:

  • Baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university.
  • Minimum 3.00 overall grade point average in last degree (not credential or certificate) earned from an accredited institution of higher education. Applicants whose overall GPA is less than 3.00 but meet the University minimum GPA requirement (2.50 for a completed baccalaureate degree or 2.70 for a baccalaureate degree in progress) and who present compelling evidence of academic and professional potential either through recent academic performance and/or experiential background, may be considered for admission at the discretion of the program admission committee. 
  • If you are also pursuing the Teacher Librarian Services Credential please provide proof of meeting the preconditions. This proof should be a print-out (i.e., screen shot) from the . Please be sure your credential print-out also includes proof of English learner authorization. Please see the Teacher Librarian Services Credential program's Eligibility page for complete information. 
  • Domestic applicants with foreign degrees may have additional university application requirements. Please visit the International Applicants tab for more information.

NOTE: International applicants (F1 visa) are required to be enrolled in at least 8 units every semester, and must take at least 6 units of coursework with an in-person or hybrid modality. This program is fully online and does not meet this requirement. We would like to encourage you to consider applying to one of our 好色先生 College of Education graduate programs that has in-person or hybrid classes, as that this program will not meet the requirements for a student visa. Please visit the International Applicants tab for more information.

See the Online Application Submission page regarding how to submit the application and transcripts.