Master’s students in our program gain skills in effective analysis and problem solving Students learn how to read quantitative and qualitative data and make instructional, curricular, and other data-driven decisions. Students learn how to gather and analyze quantitative and qualitative data to learn more about particular educational problems. Master’s students in our program gain skills in effective communication Students develop the ability to make sound arguments grounded in relevant literature and data-grounded evidence to influence instructional, curricular, and administrative decisions. Students develop skills to effectively communicate ideas, evidence, and implications, and propose programmatic and instructional changes. The BYU Teacher Education master’s program is specifically designed to accommodate working professionals. Coursework is summer intensive and courses offered during the school year are scheduled in late afternoons and evenings. Approximately 80% of the funding the program receives is earmarked to go toward student tuition costs. The BYU Teacher Education master’s program positions students to pursue additional graduate work if they choose. Students receive excellent mentoring and networking opportunities from experts in a variety of educational fields. Students acquire research and writing skills pursuant to doctoral-level studies.

Admission Requirements Exceptions to requirements will be considered on an individual basis and must be requested in writing prior to the application deadline. Any requests for exceptions should be addressed to the Teacher Education graduate coordinator. Minimum undergraduate GPA: 3.0 (or equivalent, for international students) Accredited bachelor’s degree in area of early childhood, elementary or secondary education, or related field One year of teaching practice, preferred Transcripts and Degrees Provide evidence of at least the equivalent of a 4 year U.S. bachelor’s as indicated by an unofficial transcript or academic record for each institution attended. GPA Self report your final degree GPA as indicated on your transcript or academic record. International applicants must convert their raw GPA to a 4.0 scale. Tests Take the appropriate entrance test as required by your program of interest and have the official scores sent to BYU. Letters of Recommendation Request letters of recommendation from previous professors or professionals. Three letters are required for all except MBA and EMBA (those require 2). Statement of Intent Describe your educational and career objectives and how graduate work will fit those goals. Resume Check the Resume section of the application to see if your program requires a resume. Other Documents Complete any additional application materials that may be required by your department. English Proficiency Requirement (Non-native English speakers only) International Visa Requirements Provide copies of current U.S. visas and passport biographic pages for yourself and any dependents that may accompany you, along with proof of finances for the duration of your program. Pay and submit your application online. Pay the $50 application fee and submit the application before the published graduate program deadline.