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Master of Science in Education

The Master of Science in Education (MSED) at Marist is a 100% online program designed for working teachers. It offers two educational tracks: Childhood Education (grades 1-6) and Adolescent Education (grades 7-12) plus the Middle School Extension (grades 5-6).

Program Overview

• The MSED program is approved by the New York State Department of Education.
• It is designed to help teachers achieve their professional teaching certification.
• The program can be completed in 15 months at a part-time pace.
• It includes the development of a NYS-approved electronic portfolio to showcase knowledge and skills.

Tracks

• Childhood Education (grades 1-6): Meets the academic requirements for application to Professional Certification in Childhood Education.
• Adolescent Education (grades 7-12) plus Middle School Extension (grades 5-6): Meets the academic requirements for application to Professional Certification in Adolescent Education and Middle School Extension.

Program Features

• 100% online format with no set class times, allowing for flexibility.
• Cohort-based program model utilizing Marist's online resources.
• Interactive program with professors and colleagues through discussions and shared projects.
• Completion of the program in 15 months at a part-time pace.
• Development of a NYS-approved electronic portfolio.

Career Placement

• Marist works closely with students to determine the best internships and career experiences for success after graduation.
• The program prepares students for ideal career placements anywhere.

Testimonials

• Alumni testimonials highlight the program's effectiveness in preparing them for their teaching careers.
• Examples include Adrianna Cella, Justine Carra, Bryanna Benvenutti, and Micaela Ethier, who share their positive experiences and career advancements after completing the program.

Application Process

• Prospective students can apply online.
• The application process involves selecting the program, entry year, and entry term.
• Students can choose to receive text and voice messages for updates.

Contact and Resources

• For more information, prospective students can fill out an inquiry form or contact the admissions office.
• Resources include information on tuition and fees, scholarships, and financial aid.