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M.A.T. (Huntington) Dr. James Sottile, Program Coordinator Jenkins Hall 109 (map) 304.696.2870 sottile@marshall.edu |
M.A.T. (South Charleston) Dr. Amy Cottle, Program Coordinator South Charleston 304.746.1936 amy.cottle@marshall.edu |
M.A.T. (South Charleston) Dr. Sue Hollandsworth, Certification Specialist Graduate College 202 304.746.1909 hollandswor@marshall.edu |
| Areas of Emphasis Offered: | None |
| Certificates: | None. |
| Curriculum: | 39 credit hours.For complete in formation please see: M.A.T. Program Information |
| APPROXIMATE time to complete for full-time student: | 2 years minimum. |
| Program Highlights |
The program provides the professional education courses and clinical experiences, including student teaching, necessary to prepare individuals for teaching a specific content area in grades PreK-Adult, 5-Adult, or 9-Adult. |
| Program Objectives |
The program is an alternative means for college graduates with degrees in liberal arts, fine arts, and professional fields to attain teacher certification. |
| Jobs Related to this Program: | For more information,
please click on the links below to the O*NET website
supported by the U.S. Department of Labor. |
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Current Graduate Catalog (see for complete program and admission requirements) |
For detailed information on the M.A.T., please see our
M.A.T. Information page. See Graduate Catalog for complete information: |
| Application deadline for Admission |
Fall enrollment: August 1; Spring enrollment: December 1; Summer enrollment: May 1 |
| GRE or other test required | GRE or MAT and Praxis/ Pre-Professional Skills Test in reading, writing, and math (waived if candidate has an earned Master’s degree or higher, an enhanced ACT score of 26 or higher, or a re-centered SAT score of 1125). |
| Tuition and Fees | 2011-2012: Office of the Bursar |
| Funding options | Graduate Assistantships available through degree
program OR Financing Your Education |
| Program location | Huntington and South Charleston |