Type 75 Certification Only
Program Description
The Type 75 Certification Only program is offered as an option within the Education Leadership Program and includes the courses and experiences required for general administrative endorsement of the Type 75 Certificate. This program is designed to prepare graduates for administrative and supervisory positions in the school setting.
Distinctive DePaul Features
The program is
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Discipline Based: concepts, research findings and models of inquiry in social sciences
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Theory Based: relevant theories of organization, leadership and curriculum
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Problem Based: contemporary issues and problems likely to confront administrators and supervisors
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Career Based: examination of administrative and supervisory functions and objectives within a variety of settings and for different purposes
Certification Options
We offer flexible delivery methods for students interested in obtaining the Type 75 Certification that includes on campus or on-line .
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Online- all courses delivered online
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On campus- all courses delivered on campus
Admission Requirements
To be eligible for the Type 75 program, students must have a master's degree, two years of full-time teaching, school service personnel work or other appropriate work experience. Students should hold a valid standard teaching certificate,school service personnel certificate or other appropriate certificate. To apply, submit the following items to the Office of Graduate Admission:
- Completed Graduate School Application
- $40.00 application fee (non-refundable)
- Copy of valid teaching certificate or school service personnel certificate
- One official copy of transcript(s) from all colleges or universities attended
- Two letters of recommendation from professors or supervisors
- Statement of purpose indicating professional development goals and related experience (750 words)
- Resume showing evidence of adequate background for the program
Learn More About
A mixture of 20 residence halls and apartments provide a variety of living accommodations for nearly 3,000 students. The neighborhoods surrounding the Lincoln Park campus are also home to more than 4,000 students living off campus. In fall 2004, DePaul opened a new, multi-college housing in its Loop Campus, known as the University Center of Chicago.
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