MEDL Program Description
The Master of Education Leadership program prepares candidates to serve as building level administrators at the K-12 levels. Upon completion of the 30-credit hour program, students will have attained knowledge, experience, and site-based opportunities that prepare the respective students for all elements associated with successful building administrators. It is designed as an online program.
The Master of Education Leadership program will adhere to the Spring Arbor University mission and vision. Additionally, the Michigan Department of Education (MDE) Standards shall be met, as they integrate throughout. The following program has been proposed and awaits approval from the MDE. Upon MDE approval, registration and enrollment will begin the subsequent semester. Check with the School of Education department on the status of the program for the 2024-25 academic year.
MEDL Education Leadership (ES) Endorsement
Upon completion of the program graduates who hold a valid Michigan teaching certificate will be eligible to apply for the Elementary & Secondary Administrator K-12 (ES) endorsement.
MEDL Program Admission requirements
This program follows the general admission requirements for graduate programs and School of Education requirements. Applicants must submit the following information:
- Contact information for two references.
- Teacher Certification Information.
- Misdemeanor/felony conviction disclosure
- Minimum 3.0 GPA for at least the last two years of the bachelor’s degree required.
Grades earned after the bachelor’s degree may be considered in admission decisions.
MEDL Program Student Expectations
Program Coursework is a combination of online and site-based experiences.
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