Inquiries about the program may be e-mailed to glascock@ohiou.edu
Bradley Miller - Assistant Treasurer, Dawson-Bryant Local School District
"The online format offered me an opportunity for professional development that otherwise I could not have experienced due to time and work constraints. Also, by the use of the online discussion board, I was able to utilize my other cohortians expertise and guidance in certain personal troublesome spots throughout the program."Applications for admission to the Master's of Leadership in Educational Administration are accepted throughout the year. Applications can be completed online at the following location: https://www.applyweb.com/apply/ohioug/menu.html.
Application forms are available in the Graduate Catalog or may be requested by calling the program coordinator, Dr. Catherine H. Glascock, at (740) 593-4464. The completed forms and two copies of academic transcripts should be returned to Dr. Glascock at the postal address noted below along with three required letters of recommendation. Applications may also be faxed in care of Dr Glascock at: (740) 593-0477Catherine H. Glascock
Ohio University
McCracken Hall 202
Athens OH 45701Applicants must have a Bachelor's degree and an overall minimum grade-point average (g.p.a.) of 3.0 is required for unconditional admission into the program. Applicants with less than a 3.0 overall g.p.a., who have other compensating qualifications (such as administrative experience and training) can be admitted only on a conditional basis. Conditionally admitted students must maintain at least a B average during the first three projects to be retained in the program.
Ohio University is committed to offering equal educational and employment opportunities and to complying with federal and state laws prohibiting discrimination based on race, creed, color, national origin, age, handicap, or sex. Furthermore, the university conducts a vigorous affirmative action program to promote equal opportunities. Minority and female applicants are especially encouraged.
Effective winter quarter 2006-2007, the per-credit-hour graduate fee is $387 (*). An additional $4 per-credit-hour technology fee may also apply
*These rates are subject to increase at any time during the program. Current fee rates are available on the Ohio University Schedule of Fees page.
There are seven total quarters in the MLEA program with a total of 58 credit hours. Eight credit hours are addressed in each of five of the quarters and nine credit hours are addressed in each of two of the quarters.
Financial aid may be available to you. See the following Web sites for assistance:
U.S. Department of Education – FAFSA on the Web (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)
