The graduate programs at Heritage are designed for teachers, administrators, counselors and other specialists who wish to pursue a degree in their field beyond the bachelor's degree. The goal of the programs is to extend the preparation of such individuals so they may become leaders in the areas of their specialization.
All programs require a completed application to the university. M.I.T., Educational Administration and Counseling all require a program application in addition to the university application.
Master's Degree Admissions
Applicants with a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university should send the following items to the Admissions Office for acceptance to the university:
- Graduate Application for Admissions
- A $70.00 (non-refundable) application fee for domestic students; $135.00 U.S. Dollars for international students.
- An official transcript from each college/university attended.
Applicants accepted by the University for a master's degree seek final acceptance through an individualized specialization. Applicants are considered individually and prerequisite course work may be required. Being admitted by the university does not imply that a student will be accepted in an academic program.
Master's in Teaching Admissions
The Master in Teaching program is designed to provide a master's degree and residency certification to individuals who already possess a bachelor's degree.
M.I.T. admissions packet
M.Ed. in Educational Administration with Washington Residency Principal or Program Administrator Certification
The M.Ed. in educational administration is designed for the educator who wants to obtain a position as a school principal or program administrator. Applicants who hold a master’s degree and would like certification may do so by completing the certification portion of the degree program.
Educational Administration application packet
Counseling Admissions
The M.Ed. program in Counseling at Heritage University is designed to prepare practitioners to work as professional counselors in elementary schools, secondary schools, mental health or related agencies and in college counseling centers.
Counseling application packet