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Master of Arts In Teaching
The College of Graduate Studies considers applications on a rolling admission basis. Students may apply at any time of the year. Students may take up to 12 graduate credits before being officially admitted to the program.
Download a graduate program application here (PDF 291kb) or call the Graduate Office at (800) FOR-GRAD to have one mailed to your home.
Please select your desired program below:
If you have not reviewed the general admission requirements for all graduate school applicants, please also visit the general admissions page.
Graduate Study Opportunities for Undergraduate Students
Plymouth State University seniors with a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better may take up to six graduate credits with prior permission. Proper selection of the graduate courses may allow for double counting the graduate credits as undergraduate credits. The total (graduate and undergraduate) credits taken by a qualified senior in any one semester may not exceed 15 credits.
The PSU College of Graduate Studies offers undergraduate students the opportunity to earn a master's degree by successfully completing one year of graduate study after obtaining a baccalaureate degree.
Master of Arts in Teaching (Art Education or Science Education):
- Students who hold a baccalaureate degree with a GPA of 3.0 or higher may apply to the M.A.T. program.
- Art Education: For PSU B.F.A. students who fulfilled 12 credits of Art Education within their B.F.A. degree. Successful graduates will be certified as K–12 Art Educators by the State of New Hampshire. For additional information, e-mail the program coordinator.
- Science Education: For PSU graduates with baccalaureate degrees in biology, general science or physical science who are interested in becoming a science teacher. Successful graduates of this program will be certified by the State of New Hampshire. For additional information, e-mail the program coordinator.
