Graduate admissions in the Watson College of Education requires a writing component. Learn more about the requirements.
Essay identifying a current issue in education and describing potential ways in which the issue can or should be addressed by leaders in the field. Where possible, applicants should discuss how their professional and educational background and research interests align with this issue and its resolution.
A statement of interest (2-3 pages) describing the candidate's interest in becoming an art teacher, experience related to teaching art or experience working with children or young adults, teaching philosophy about teaching and learning art.
A statement of intent (2-3 pages) describing the candidate's background, any prior experiences working with children, why the applicant is interested in obtaining a degree in Elementary Education, and, specific qualities that would make the applicant a strong candidate for the program.
Candidates for the M.A.T program are strongly urged to have experience with children documented prior to applying in order to be knowledgeable about elementary school students and educational settings.
Such experience may include substitute teaching, part-time teaching, volunteer work, summer camps, babysitting, daycare, tutoring, etc.
This program prepares individuals for North Carolina teacher certification in the area of English as a Second Language. A letter of interest (no more than 2 pages) describing any past experiences that might prepare you for your studies and your future goals in this area is required.
The letter of interest must describe your commitment to the teaching profession, prior experiences working with young adolescents, philosophy of teaching and learning, and understanding of the complexity of middle schools.
A letter of interest (no more than 2 pages) describing any past experiences that might prepare you for your studies and your future goals in this area.
The letter of interest must describe your commitment to the teaching profession, prior experiences working with teenagers, philosophy of teaching and learning, and understanding of the complexity of secondary schools.
A letter of interest (in English) describing commitment to the teaching profession, prior experiences working with World Language learners, prior experiences in schools, and philosophy of teaching and learning.
Name and describe most important characteristics a teacher who educates learners with disabilities should possess. Provide examples of how you intend to be a special educator who reflects these characteristics.
The letter of application should include a description of the applicant's professional goals, prior experiences working with gifted and talented learners, prior experiences in schools, and philosophy of teaching and learning.
The letter of application must include a description of the applicant's professional goals, educational interests in pursuing graduate study, and philosophy of teaching.
A personal statement describing one's interest in family and child advocacy and any prior leadership experience.
A statement of intent (2-3 pages) describing the candidate's commitment to the teaching profession, prior experiences working with elementary learners, qualifications and prior experiences in elementary schools, and a philosophy of teaching and learning.
A letter of interest describing commitment to the teaching profession, prior experiences working with English language learners, prior experiences in schools, and philosophy of teaching and learning.
Each application must include an essay that describes how relevant academic and/or professional experiences inform their interest in and preparation for graduate study in higher education. Applicants should describe professional goals and aspirations upon obtaining their degree.
The letter of application must include a description of the applicant's professional goals, educational interests in pursuing graduate study, and philosophy of teaching.
The letter of application must include a description of the applicant's professional goals, educational interests in pursuing graduate study, and philosophy of teaching.
A letter of interest describing commitment to the teaching profession, prior experiences working with K-12 students in PEH classes, prior experiences in schools, and philosophy of teaching and learning.
The letter of application must include a description of the applicant's professional goals, educational interests in pursuing graduate study, and philosophy of teaching.
A letter of interest describing commitment to the teaching profession, prior experiences working with World Language learners, prior experiences in schools, and philosophy of teaching and learning.
The letter of application must include a description of goals and interests in pursuing graduate study.
(This letter is in addition to the autobiographical statement which you must upload in a separate section of the application.)
The letter should describe educational and professional experiences, reasons for pursuing this degree, and contributions that the applicant plans to make upon degree completion. A "Statement of Professional Goals" should also be included in the letter.
Includes any candidates applying as non-degree graduate students, including Reading Recovery and Add-on Licensure applicants, to the Watson College of Education.
The letter of interest should be a brief one-paragraph statement, which describes the reason you are applying as a non-degree graduate student (e.g., Reading Recovery Program, missed application deadline, licensure renewal credit, etc.) If you plan to apply to a graduate program as a degree-seeking student in a future semester, please identify the program for which you plan to apply and the semester/year you hope to begin this program.