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Master in Teaching Evergreen’s Master in Teaching (MiT) program will prepare you to uplift and empower the next generation.

Program Overview

• Cohort model; tight-knit community and personal relationships with faculty

Admission Requirements

• WEST-E/NES Content Area Endorsement Test Min. score of 210 for WEST-E and 190 for NES

• In-person and online classes including evening and some weekends

• WEST-B exam: Reading, Writing, and Math

• Full-year student teaching experience

• Bachelor’s Degree and Official Transcripts

• Focus on social justice and equity in education • Earn a English Language Learner (ELL) endorsement and a content area endorsement

Field Experience

Evergreen gives teacher candidates real classroom experience from day one. • Get paired with mentor teachers skilled in relevant content areas and teaching multilingual learners • Complete 700-850 classroom hours (almost double WA’s requirement!) and enter into the first year genuinely ready, not just certified • Experience how a class learns and grows all year long • Receive supervision from MiT faculty, not outside evaluators, ensuring feedback is specific, personalized, and directly aligned with program curriculum

A passing score of this exam is not required for admission. SAT and/or ACT can be substituted based on testing date Not required for Evergreen dual degree students

• Personal Statement, Endorsement Checklist, and Essay • 40 hours Classroom Observation • Resume and Letters of Recommendation (Min. 2) • $50 non-refundable application fee

Scholarships

Over $40,000 a year available in dedicated scholarships. Visit our website for a complete list of MiT specific opportunities. Apply by the priority deadline to qualify.

Alternative Route Option

Open to district employees and conditionally licensed teachers employed by participating WA school districts; work full-time while completing your degree! May be eligible for Employee 50% Operating Fee Tuition Waiver.

Teachers with master’s degrees earn significantly more on average than their peers without graduate degrees. Evergreen graduates have a high placement rate and are respected across the region and beyond.

Learn more: evergreen.edu/mit mit@evergreen.edu • (360) 867- 6639

The Evergreen State College has been accredited continuously by the Northwest

Commission on Colleges and Universities since receiving initial accreditation in 1974.


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