Education
Central Washington University's Department of Education is dedicated to equipping graduates with the tools necessary to take on any number of positions in the current diverse educational field. The program provides comprehensive academic road-map which facilitates the growth of today's students into tomorrow's educational leaders.
Requirements
Undergraduates: First year students (under 45 credits); transcripts from high school or college if attended, ACT/SAT that meet the mission index, Transfer students (over 45 credits); all college transcripts, must meet minimum GPA (contact school). Graduate: official copies of all undergraduate and graduate transcripts from all institutions attended, three recommendation letters, personal statement of education objectives and professional goals consisting of 500 words or less, some programs GRE is acceptable with a 3.0 GPA and 60 semester hours.
Accreditation
Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges
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Masters Degree at Central Washington University
“Docendo Dicimus,� by teaching we learn. These words have been the cornerstone of Central Washington University from the very beginning. Founded in 1890, Central Washington University is one of six state supported Universities offering both bachelor and graduate programs. Their mission is to create responsible citizens, capable of proper stewardship of the earth and who live enlightened and productive lives. The faculty presents bachelors and masters degree programs in the arts, sciences, humanities, teacher education, business, social services, and technological specializations.
Accreditation
Northwest Association of Schools and College