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Master of Education

This 100% online graduate program is for practicing teachers and professionals. It will challenge you to evaluate your current systems, expand your views on learning and assessment, and develop your capacity to apply content in your professional context.

Advancing Teaching and Learning Practices

Whether starting or furthering your career, being an education leader is essential. St. Scholastica’s Master of Education (MEd) program will prepare you to identify and analyze educational issues and provide leadership for innovative solutions. Through this online master’s program, you’ll develop best practices in your courses and become a proficient consumer and steward of research to address questions from your own settings.

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I continue to recommend this program to my colleagues who are seeking their MEd. The program gave me great success in my career.

Shannon Jensen

Degree Details

Under $16,467/full program* ($499/credit)

* Tuition rates are for the 2025-26 academic year. Additional fees and costs for course materials may apply. Total program cost and completion time varies depending on transfer credits and individual program plans. Tuition rates are subject to change.

Why Choose St. Scholastica’s MEd Program?

Cohort Model

Online learning isn’t independent learning at St. Scholastica. We’ve applied a cohort model to our MEd, which means you’ll move through the program with the same group of colleagues. We’ve also implemented a host of technologies to help bridge the gap between the computer and the classroom.

Program Advisor

An online advisor is assigned to you at the beginning of the program and stays with you until you graduate. Your online advisor is available to answer questions and offer support.

Other Student Resources
  • Zoom is a fully functional virtual classroom that allows you to participate in live discussions with other students, attend online lectures, and much more
  • A student IT Service Desk means you never struggle alone with an uncooperative computer
  • Instant messaging and discussion boards enable virtual class discussions

Federal Loan Forgiveness Programs for Teachers

Learn more about the U.S. Department of Education’s loan forgiveness programs for teachers.

Visit our Catalog to view the program, course and degree requirements, and learning outcomes. Be sure to create your course plan in consultation with your advisor.

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Curriculum Components

The Master of Education (MEd) program curriculum is divided into two major components: a professional core of seven courses (21 credits) and a 12-credit elective focus.

Core courses provide a solid framework in the following:

  • Promoting student learning
  • Inquiry and critical thinking
  • Technology integration
  • Assessment and data-driven decision-making
  • Differentiated instruction
  • Action research

The program also offers the following concentration options:

Transfer Credits from Prior Graduate-Level Work

Students can transfer six credits from an accredited institution that are education-related that will be applied toward the professional studies elective. Transfer credits must have been earned within seven years.

Focused on Student Outcomes

As governments at the state and national level focus on student outcomes and standardized testing, teacher salaries and evaluations will also depend more on student outcomes. St. Scholastica’s master’s degree in education is focused on teaching you how to increase student achievement by utilizing the latest research and best practices.

AAQEP logoThe Teacher Education program at the College of St. Scholastica is accredited by the Association for Advancing Quality in Educator Preparation (AAQEP) for a period of 7 years, from July 2019 to July 2026. The accreditation does not include individual education courses that the Educator Preparation Program offers to P-12 educators for professional development, re-licensure, or other purposes.

PART I: Publicly Available Program Performance and Candidate Achievement Data

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Application Deadline

Fall: Aug. 20
Spring: Jan. 4
Summer: May 20

Eligibility

New Students
  • BA/BS degree from an accredited college or university
  • GPA of at least 2.8
Note: Meeting minimum entrance requirements does not guarantee admission.
Returning Students

A returning student is a student who was admitted and enrolled in a program at St. Scholastica but has been absent from the program for at least three continuous semesters, including summer. To return to the same program at St. Scholastica, a returning student must be in good academic standing and must apply for readmission to the College.

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