Education Studies M.Ed. Admission
Education Studies degrees do not qualify recipients for state licensure and/or certification.
Admission Requirements
For full admission to the M.Ed. in Education Studies program, applicants should submit:
- A Completed Graduate Application
A $35 non-refundable application fee is required.
- Official Transcripts, reflecting the following:
- A conferred bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution.
Official Transcripts may be sent electronically or by mail, directly from the school of attendance, in a sealed envelope to:
Any transcripts from institutions outside of the United States require an official course-by-course evaluation by a NACES.org approved agency.
Note: In order to receive financial aid official transcripts must be on file. Candidates for Wilmington University’s graduate programs must hold a bachelor’s degree or higher from a regionally accredited post-secondary institution.
- Program Planning Conference
To schedule your Program Planning Conference with your Program Advisor complete an Online Request form.
- Register for MED 6102 E-Folio
All documents required for admission should be uploaded into your Admissions Portal.
Want to be a licensed/certified educator?
A student wishing to become licensed/certified in the state of Delaware should complete the Application for Licensure Track form and submit required documents. Once your application is received and documents are verified; your major will be updated to your chosen concentration within the College of Education Licensure degree programs. All courses successfully completed as part of the Education Studies degree will seamlessly transfer to the chosen licensure/certificate program.
Note: Failure to submit completed Application for Licensure Track and required clearance material may postpone enrollment into clinical courses. For more information about Clinical Components, Practicum Placement Application deadlines, and Field work, please visit Field-Work/Field-Work Placement and Requirements.
The University uses a rolling admission system and applicants are generally notified of their status within two weeks of the receipt of all materials.