Q: Where are courses offered?
A: As of the Fall of 2023, courses are offered in a hybrid format with monthly in-person meetings at the Hartford Campus, and weekly online sessions online.
Q: Can I do this program online?
A: Each course includes a combination of in-person (monthly) and online (weekly) engagement.
Q: I already have some coursework related to reading. Can I transfer any in?
A: You may be able to use up to 6 credits (2 courses) towards state requirements for the license if they a) were taken at an accredited institution; b) completed within the last 10 years and c) are clear, direct matches for the courses listed on our plan of study. Matches are determined by comparing course titles and descriptions. Courses taken for one degree cannot count towards another degree, but may count towards requirements for the license.
Q: How long does it take to finish the program?
A: If you follow the plan of study for your cohort, you can expect to finish in 18-24 months depending on your individual goals and past course experiences.
Q: If I know I want to work in a high school, do I have to take courses in Primary Literacy (or vice versa)?
A: The 102 and 097 license are K-12 licenses, so everyone will take at least one course addressing every grade level band (primary/elementary, middle grades/secondary) in order to prepare you to support the full continuum of K-12 development.
Q: How much does it cost?
A: Please review the most updated information about graduate tuition from the UConn Bursar's Office.
Q: Can I apply for financial aid?
A: Students taking coursework as part of a master's program can apply for federal financial aid packages. In addition, students working or planning to work in high-need districts may apply for the federal TEACH grant. Please click here for more information:
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