Master of Education in Educational Leadership and Policy Studies in Washington United States | Howard University

The Master's Program in Educational Administration, focusing on Leadership and Policy Studies, prepares individuals for administrative roles or specialized positions within education-related fields.
Expository Writing Exam - Candidates must pass this examination to qualify for their graduate degree.

School Leaders Licensure Assessment (SLLA) - ELPS Department mandates that Master's students complete and pass the SLLA prior to program graduation. This ETS-administered exam evaluates foundational knowledge for entry-level education leaders and is required for K-12 Building Level Administrative Certification. Students must finish at least eighteen credit hours of core and specialization courses before attempting the SLLA.

Practicum - This full-time, supervised experience occurs under a field supervisor's guidance at an approved educational institution. Enrollment requires successful completion of five prerequisite specialization courses.
For comprehensive information on additional requirements, consult the Educational Leadership and Policy Studies Master of Education Program Scheme.