A bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university or its equivalent from a foreign institution of higher education based on a four-year program
	A strong academic record (an average GPA of 3.0 or better is expected) in the basic courses required in the area of the proposed graduate study
	Academic potential as indicated by satisfactory performance on standardized test scores (e.g., Miller Analogy Test or Graduate Record Examination).  The MAT or GRE must have been taken within the last five years
	Three recommendations from individuals who are in a position to evaluate the student's professional competence as well as potential for graduate study
	A statement of career goals and degree objectives
	A letter describing educational and professional experiences, their reasons for pursuing graduate study, and the contributions that the student hopes to make after completing the degree
	North Carolina essential and advanced technology competencies

Individuals who fall below a specified criterion may be admitted if other factors indicate potential for success.   Individuals with identified deficiencies may be accepted provisionally with specified plans and goals for the remediation of those deficiencies.  Such remediation may include a requirement of additional hours beyond those normally required for the degree.

Prerequisites:   Students entering the program with very little or no computing experience will be required to take EDN 303, Instructional Technology, or pass the performance competencies test for EDN 303.

Students are admitted to the program each year to begin classes during the Fall term. Information about and application for the UNCW Graduate School may be obtained by calling (910) 962-4117.

	An application for graduate admission
	Official transcripts from all universities attended
	Three recommendations by individuals in professionally relevant roles
	Official scores on the MAT or GRE
	International students: TOEFL score of 550 or higher

The following should be submitted to the Department of Specialty Studies in the Watson School of Education:

	Letter of application describing applicant’s educational & professional experiences, reasons for pursuing a master’s degree in instructional technology, & contributions that applicant hopes to make after degree completion
	A completed Supplemental Application form
	A completed "Statement of Professional Goals" form