Education, M.S.; Elementary & Middle School Math

Courses

Assessment in Mathematics, Mathematics Specialist Leadership, and Functions and Algebra for K-8 Teachers are just a few of the courses you’ll take to prepare you for a career as a school-based leader in mathematics education. Learn more about these and other courses:

• Elementary and Middle School Mathematics (pdf)

Admission Requirements

Program Specific (Elementary & Middle School Mathematics)

• Applicants must hold a valid Virginia Collegiate Professional Teaching License or equivalent from another state and have at least two years teaching experience that includes some teaching of mathematics. To receive the state Elementary and Middle School Mathematics Specialist endorsement, a student must have at least three years teaching experience in which mathematics was an important part.
• Once admitted into the program, a student must maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0. If a student falls below a 3.0, he or she is placed on academic warning and have until the end of the term to bring the GPA to a 3.0 or higher. If a student fails to bring the GPA up during this timeline, the student is dismissed from the program.

Longwood Graduate Student Admissions  

Applicants should review Longwood’s Graduate Student Admissions which include:  

• Graduate Admissions Requirements
• Application Procedures & Deadlines
• Tuition, Fees and Financial Aid

Deadlines

Enrolling Semester

Fall: Deadline May 1
Spring: Deadline Oct. 1
Summer: Deadline Feb. 1

Costs & Financial Aid

• Visit Longwood's Graduate student tuition estimates and hours webpage.
• Visit Longwood's Financial Aid webpage