WELCOME

Welcome to Graduate Study at Morningside College!

Morningside has a long history of providing graduate programming that is responsive to the needs of Iowa’s teachers.  We are committed to high quality coursework both on and off campus and online. Selected courses are also available online or in a hybrid format (combined face-to-face/ICN class meetings and online). See the Course Rotation and AEA Directory sections of this site to view the programs and courses that are offered in your area.  For current course offerings, see the Current Classes section. For additional help, see the Campus Contacts for the appropriate Graduate Office representative, or fill out a Graduate Application.


 

Additional Information

Admission Requirements

Graduate Program Admission Requirements

     Application Process Checklist

     Steps to the Master's Degree

     Application to Graduate Studies

Financial Aid Information

Graduate Schedule Brochure-Spring 2010    (Download PDF file)

Morningside Educational Partners

     Educational Resources of MN

     Institute for Excellence in Writing

     Learning Disabilities Association-Iowa

     Seela Science Courses

     VESi CD-ROM Courses

Program of Study Information


Spring 2010 Online Registration

Spring 2010 online registration

began November 9, 2009

Continuing students, please use the

online registration instructions

sent to you by Darby Young.

If you need additional help, contact

the Graduate Office,

at 800-831-0806, x5375.

New students need to register by contacting

Janice in the Graduate Office,

800-831-0806, x5375.


EDUC 501 Educational Research Students

If you have completed EDUC 501 Educational Research and have at least 18 graduate credits, you are encouraged to apply for candidacy. 


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Endorsement Information


 

Master of Arts in Teaching Degree:

Professional Educator

Distance Learning Formats

 

  What is involved?

              See the Professional Educator Brochure


Are you planning to graduate May 2010?

Comprehensive exams will be mailed to students who have been admitted to Candidacy on Monday, November 9. If you are planning to graduate May 2010 and you have not received your comprehensive exams by Monday, November 16, please contact the Graduate Office immediately at 800-831-0806, x5375.  Completed comprehensive exams are due in the Graduate Office by February 1, 2010

Have you implemented your research and written your research report?

Completed research reports are due in the Graduate Office by February 15, 2010


Admitted to Graduate Studies?

Last day to be admitted to the Graduate Program for the Spring 2010 semester is January 5, 2010. Please have all application materials submitted by Friday, December 4, 2009, to allow enough time for processing. 

Please note that students may take graduate classes during the spring semester without being admitted to the Graduate Program. 


Spring 2010 Important Dates

November 9

Online registration for Spring term begins

December 4
Completed applications must be received for admission guarantee consideration for spring term
December 23-January 3
Graduate Office will close for the Christmas Holiday Season
January 4
Graduate Office reopens; last day to register online
January 5
Validation Day
January 6
Spring term begins - Classes start based on specific scheduled dates
January 18
Professional Foundation Core online courses and SPED/TAG internships begin
February 1
MAT Comprehensive Exams due in Graduate Office
February 15
MAT Research Projects due in Graduate Office
April 15
SPED Internship Applications for Fall 2010 due in Graduate Office
May 4
End of the Spring Semester
May 8
Morningside Graduation