M Ed | Teaching & Learning

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Teaching Licensure Information

Students seeking licensure must purchase Student Learning and Licensure for clinical hours, student teaching, and submitting the edTPA for licensure in Minnesota.

Visit the Student Learning & Licensure site for more information.

View | Licensing Seminar PDF

Fees attached to some of the classes:

EDUC 670
$75 fee for an honorarium for the classroom cooperating teacher.

EDUC 675
$75 fee for an honorarium for the classroom cooperating teacher.

EDUC 685
$250 fee for an honorarium for the classroom cooperating teacher.
$300 fee for the edTPA that will be submitted for scoring.

Financial Aid

U.S. Residents/Permanent Residents that meet the eligibility requirements to file a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) are eligible to apply for the Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan program assuming they have not already borrowed federal loans up to the aggregate maximum for graduate level students of $138,500. This includes all federal loans taken as both an undergraduate and graduate student. The maximum federal loan that a graduate student can borrow per academic year is $20,500 or the cost of attendance for the program, whichever is less.

The FAFSA application can be completed at www.studentaid.gov. Students who are applying for the summer term must have the FAFSA completed for the prior school year. 

For Example:  Summer 2024 enrollees wanting to borrow federal loan for Summer 2023 must complete a 2023-24 FAFSA prior to June 30, 2024 which is the final filing date for the 2023-24 FAFSA. 

Financial Aid Office
Jess Christensen
finaid@cord.edu | 218.299.3010

Thesis | Professional Project

The research thesis or professional project will be a written work of publishable quality and will include documentation of literature review and evidence of extensive research to inform the work.
Concordia College faculty from a wide range of disciplines serve as advisors throughout the thesis process. The expertise and special interests of the faculty are matched to the topics in pairing cohort members with an advisor.

A final, edited copy (PDF) of your capstone project must be submitted to the program director in order to gather signatures and to receive a final check from the program. When all signatures have been gathered, a final signed version of your capstone will be sent to you.

You may choose to order hard copies of your project through HF Group (formerly Houchen Bindery), a company Concordia has worked with for years to produce hard copies of capstone projects.

Visit the HF Group website to begin the order process. You will send them the signed PDF version of your capstone.