MAT in Secondary Mathematics or Science FAQs

OVERVIEW MATH COURSES SCIENCE COURSES FAQS KSU CATALOG

 

  • Review of applications takes several weeks and begins after the application status is "complete". You will receive an email from the Graduate College notifying you of your acceptance. Students may download a copy of their acceptance letter through their online application portal. Hard copy letters are not sent via mail.

  • You are able to transfer up to nine (9) credit hours of coursework based upon review and approval by the Program Coordinator. This coursework may not be accepted if older than 10 years.
  • To determine if you are eligible for grants (e.g. TEACH), scholarships and financial aid, please visit the Office of Student Financial Aid's website for information relating to options available for graduate students.  Click Here for Teacher Loan Forgiveness Program to see whether you qualify.
  • Based on the program of study, many students complete the program in four semesters (Summer - Fall - Spring - Summer).
  • Many courses are online. During Fall and Spring, all face-to-face courses are in the evenings, so teacher candidates can be at their school site during the day.
  • Information regarding current tuition and fees can be found by visiting the Tuition and Fees page of the Bursar's office.
  • Many students take roughly 9 credits each of four semesters (Summer - Fall - Spring - Summer).
  • No, the GRE is not required for admission to this program.
  • Yes, the MAT program does not require an undergraduate degree in education, mathematics, or science as an admission requirement.
  • No, you do not need a valid teaching certificate in order to be accepted into the program. If you have a current teaching certificate, you might consider the MEd or EdS degrees
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