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• Post-Master's Certificate in Educational Administration (Type 75)

Post-Master's Certificate in Educational Administration (Type 75)

The Post-Master's Certificate in Educational Administration (Type 75) is intended for students who have a master's degree in education or an education related field seeking the coursework required to become an administrator in Illinois schools. The number of graduate hours required varies from 18-30 based upon previous coursework. In addition to a Masters Degree and specific graduate coursework, candidates for the Illinois Type 75 Certificate are also required to have two years of full time teaching experience or school personnel experience and successful completion of the required State of Illinois certification examinations.  Please see the Graduate School Catalog for a detailed list of program requirements. See Gainful Employment data.

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  Admissions is coordinated through the Graduate Admissions Office, which offers information, step-by-step directions, and a downloadable application. Admissions are ongoing; applications should be submitted three months prior to the student’s first semester.
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  Please call Dr. Jenny Tripses at (309) 677-3153 or email her.