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2012-2013 Graduate Programs Academic Catalog

(CIU code is 5116).

5. Foundational knowledge in Bible and theology

must be met prior to clinical practice/student

teaching. This requirement is satisfied by one of

the following:

a. an undergraduate degree in Bible from an

accredited Bible college or Christian liberal

arts college or university

b. a Bible certificate (see Prerequisite Policy)

c. a total of thirty (30) semester hours of

coursework in Bible and theology (see

Prerequisite Policy)

d. a minimum of nine (9) semester hours of

specific Bible/theology courses (see

Prerequisite Policy).

Students and prospective candidates may register

for up to 14 semester hours prior to being fully

admitted into the M.A.T. program. Only students

fully admitted into the M.A.T. program may register

for M.A.T. methods courses, practicum, and

Clinical Practice/Student Teaching.

Any student accepted on probation will have one

semester to qualify for full acceptance.

College of Education Specific Requirements:

M.A. in TESOL

1. Evidence of ability to pursue successfully an

academic program. Students must have a 2.70

GPA minimum for most recent degree obtained

or submit verbal test scores above the 50th per-

centile and analytical writing scores above 3.5

on the Graduate Record Examination. The exam

must have been taken within the last five years.

2. Foundational knowledge in Bible and theology.

This requirement is satisfied by

one

of the fol-

lowing:

a. an undergraduate degree in Bible from an

accredited Bible college or Christian liberal

arts college or university (see Prerequisite

Policy)

b. a Bible certificate (see Prerequisite Policy)

c. a total of thirty (30) semester hours of course-

work in Bible and theology (see Prerequisite

Policy)

d. a minimum of nine (9) semester hours of spe-

cific Bible/theology courses (see Prerequisite

Policy).

3. For an international student whose first lan-

guage is not English, a score of 100 on the

Internet-based test, 250 on the computer-based

test or 600 or above on the paper version of the

Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)

is required before being admitted into the M.A.

TESOL program.

College of Education Specific Requirements:

Master of Education

The Master of Education degree offers two differ-

ent concentrations: Educational Administration

and Curriculum and Instruction. Admissions

requirements vary slightly depending on the con-

centration desired. In addition to satisfying the

general admissions requirements listed above stu-

dents applying to the

Master of Education

must

satisfy the following requirements:

1. Evidence of ability to pursue successfully an

academic program. Students must have a 2.70

GPA minimum for most recent degree obtained

or submit verbal test scores above the 50th per-

centile and analytical writing scores above 3.5

on the Graduate Record Examination. The

exam must have been taken within the last five

years.

2. Previous experience in education. Students

applying to the

M.Ed.

program can satisfy this

requirement by verifying either two years class-

room experience, a current teaching certificate,

an undergraduate degree in education, or a

minimum of two years educational administra-

tion.

3. Foundational knowledge in Bible and theology.

This requirement is satisfied by one of the fol-

lowing:

a. an undergraduate degree in Bible (either from

a Bible college or Christian liberal arts college

or university)

b. a Bible certificate (see Prerequisite Policy)

c. a total of thirty (30) semester hours of course-

work in Bible and theology (see Prerequisite

Policy)

d. a minimum of nine (9) semester hours of