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A non-traditional course schedule of evening and Saturday courses provides flexibility for students, teachers, administrators, and specialists. Interterm and summer classes are also available. Transfer of Credits/Units Students transferring from an accredited graduate program may transfer a maximum of six (6) approved units for their M.A. in Education. Courses transferred must be equivalent to Biola University’s and have direct applicability to the student’s program design. Only courses with a grade of “B” (3.0) on a 4.0 grade scale or higher will be considered for transfer towards the M.A. in Education degree. Units considered for transfer must have been taken within five years prior to the date of admission. The entire M.A.Ed. core must be taken at Biola University.

5. Completion of M.A. Core

Philosophy & Values in Schools & Society Educational Research & Statistics Advanced Curriculum & Instruction

Units: 3

SEED 501

Units: 3

SEED 503

413

Units: 3

SEED 504

6. Completion of the Professional Development Module

Professional Development Module

Units: 1

SEED 596

7. Completion of one Capstone Course must be completed with a grade of “B” or better.

Comprehensive Examination

Units: 1 - 3

SEED 595

or

Research Project

Units: 1 - 3

SEED 598

or

School of Education Master of Arts Graduation Requirements

Thesis

Units: 1 - 3

SEED 599

Students earning a Master’s Degree must petition with a School of Education advisor and the Registrar’s Office, preferably the semester prior to graduation. A minimum of a cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale must be maintained throughout the program. M.A.Ed. with Teaching Concentration The M.A. in Education with a Teaching Concentration requires the following: 1. Clear Credential Completion of a Clear Credential through a CCTC–approved Induction Program or the Clear Credential Coursework:

8. A minimum of 38 graduate units (May include up to 12 units of graduate student teaching taken through Biola University or 12 units of induction credit). M.A.Ed. with Faith-Based Concentration The M.A. in Education with a Faith-Based Concentration requires the following coursework: 1. Completion of the following courses Courses must be completed with a grade of “B” or better prior to continuing with the remaining M.A. core courses.

Professional Writing

Units: 3

SEED 554

Research in Culture & Intercultural Instruction

SEED 524

Advanced Studies in Health Education

Units: 3

SEED 586

Units: 3

Advanced Studies in Teaching Special Populations

SEED 587

Advanced Educational Psychology

Units: 3

SEED 502

Units: 3

Advanced Studies in Classroom Technology

Units: 2

SEED 588

2. Life of Christ

Advanced Studies in English Language Development

SEED 589

Units: 3

Exposition of New Testament Segments or Themes

TTBE 732

Units: 2 - 3

2. Action Research

TTBE 732 should be taken for 3 units.

Action Research

Units: 3

SEED 594

3. Completion of M.A. Core

3. Completion of the following courses Courses must be completed with a grade of “B” or better prior to continuing with the remaining M.A. core courses.

Philosophy & Values in Schools & Society Educational Research & Statistics Advanced Curriculum & Instruction

Units: 3

SEED 501

Units: 3

SEED 503

Units: 3

SEED 504

Professional Writing

Units: 3

SEED 554

4. Concentration in Faith-based Issues Related to Education

Research in Culture & Intercultural Instruction Units: 3

SEED 524

Advanced Educational Psychology

Units: 3

SEED 502

Apologetics Elective SEED 601

Character Development & Spiritual Formation Units: 3

4. Life of Christ

Legal & Ethical Issues in Education

Units: 3

SEED 602

World Religions

Units: 3

ISCL 556

Exposition of New Testament Segments or Themes

TTBE 732

ISCL 556 or an approved elective may be taken.

Units: 2 - 3

Issues in Spiritual Warfare

Units: 3

ISCL 724

TTBE 732 should be taken for 3 units.

ISCL 724 or an approved elective may be taken.

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