To find pricing information, visit our pricing page. For financial aid information, view our financial aid page. For detailed tuition information, visit our business services page.

Yes! To view all the funding resources available to graduate students, please visit the Graduate Admissions Funding Resources page.

You can earn an administrative license if you do not already hold it, and you can earn a superintendent license if you already hold administrative license. Also you must have held a license for three years to be admitted. However, licensure requirements and approval are determined by each state’s licensing board. For general information about professional licensure, please review the Online Programs & Professional Licensure Page.

No, the GRE is no long required for admission into this program.

You will need a USM application, resume, letter of interest, official transcripts, and three letters of recommendation.

The program, including the final Capstone Project, may be completed over three years.

Yes, the online Education Administration Doctorate degree program is delivered 100% online.

No. Instead of a dissertation, this program requires a capstone research project that is focused on a real-world problem of practice that you encounter in your workplace. The capstone is completed in courses that are schedule alongside the content courses so that you will be able to complete the capstone as you complete the required coursework.

At the discretion of the academic program, the Ed.D. program will accept up to 18 transfer hours so long as the credits have not been applied to a previously conferred degree.

No, there is no out-of-state tuition associated with the online program.

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