Congratulations on your decision to become a highly qualified school library media specialist. This page will serve as a one-stop shop for beginning your journey in our Master of Education and certification program. If you have already made up your mind, Apply Now.
Pros & Cons of Online Study
- flexible and convenient with no travel to class
- assume more control of your own learning
- requires basic technical skills and familiarity
- requires discipline to work independently
Benefits of MU's School Library Program
- highly interactive classes
- problem-based, authentic learning
- accomplished practitioner instructors
- practical courses that apply to the real world
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Information About the SL&IT Program
- View our Video or read our Brochure
- Review our Admissions and Computer requirements
- Review information about our Courses and Faculty
- Review our Recommended Course Path
- Review our academic Requirements and Policies
- For 2008 Scholarships will be available
- See the Student Accounts web page for Tuition & Costs
- For additional questions see our FAQ or Ask Us
Requirements for School Library Certification
- Students must already hold a teaching certificate, unless waived (e.g. with a pre-existing arrangement by a state, district or school to obtain teaching credentials)
- Pass 10 core and 1-2 certification courses with a cumulative 3.0 Grade point Average
- Take the Praxis II Subject specialty test, if not already certified in library media
- Satisfy all Dept of Education requirements (e.g. Clearances)
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Admissions and Registration Process
- Apply Now or Contact Us for questions
- Work closely with a faculty adviser once admitted
- Request registration in LSC 5500 (our one credit Introductory Seminar) and at least one other course
