Requirements

Admission requirements and prerequisites for the distance education M.Ed. in the Foreign Language Education program are identical to those of the traditional program.

Potential students will apply to the Graduate School, following the policies and application procedures of the Graduate School.

After application to the Graduate School, potential students should complete and submit the Foreign Language Education Distance Education Application.

The standard requirements include:

• Applicants to the program must have a bachelor's degree in Spanish or French education or its equivalent and supply transcripts, GRE scores, and three letters of recommendation to be considered for admission to the program.
• Upon completion of course work, students must pass a written examination that will be administered by their master's degree advisory committee.

Special Options and Requirements:

• Each semester, students in all courses are required to attend two weekend seminars held on campus. The first seminar in the fall includes a technology orientation, use of WebCT, use of library distance offerings and meetings with professors.
• Students in CTSE 7520 and 7526 have the option to complete their ethnographic studies while they study abroad.
• The State Department of Education requires that any students who did not complete a special education course (generally more than 20 years ago) as part of their bachelor's degree will have to complete a special education course.