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Master of Arts in Education
Why choose Mount Mary for your graduate education degree?
- Mount Mary is convenient and easy to find, near I-94 and HWY 45.
- Ample, well-lit parking.
- Tuition is affordable.
- Small class sizes allow interaction with your peers.
- Faculty get to know you and can offer personal attention.
Mount Mary's graduate education program is designed to help early childhood, elementary, middle school and high school teachers strengthen their knowledge base, broaden their repertoire of instructional skills, and pursue professional development opportunities.
Program Features:
- 30 credit program
- Open to women and men
- Classes held in the evenings and on weekend which are tailored to meet a teacher's needs
- Classes offered in summer and in spring and fall semesters
- Students may enroll as master's candidates or may take individual courses as desired
- Courses further your professional development and meet Department of Public Instruction continuing education requirements
- Subject-area specialization through
- general electives
- special emphasis, including music