a) Prepare an
essay discussing a contemporary educational
issue, policy, or initiative. Include a concise
description of your chosen topic and discuss the
pros and cons. Also include your professional
opinion in the final paragraphs of the essay.
Your essay should not exceed 300 words.
b) Review a
pertinent scholarly journal article or report
published in a recent professional journal.
Include the problem or issue, the author’s
viewpoint and supporting ideas. Also include
your professional opinion in the final
paragraphs of the essay. Your essay should not
exceed 300 words. (You must send a photocopy of
the full text of the article along with your
essay.)
Master of
Liberal Arts Candidates Must Submit:
Additional Requirements for International
Students:
Academic Transcripts:
A certified (official) copy of all
educational credentials (transcripts) from
any secondary or post secondary institutions
must be submitted. A certified literal
translation must be submitted with all
documents.
TOEFL:
All non-native speakers of English are
required to take the Test of English as a
Foreign Language (TOEFL) administered by the
Education Testing Service.
Educational Credential
Evaluation:
All students who apply for admission to Lock
Haven University with transcripts from a
foreign secondary or post-secondary
educational institution are required to
submit an official educational credential
evaluation. We recommend the company
World Education
Services, Inc. for this service.
Sending
Admissions Material:
Admissions material can be sent individually
or all at once.
If it is more
convenient, admissions material (other than
official transcripts) may be sent via email
to
Jfalco@lhup.edu or faxed to
570-484-2981;
Attention Graduate Admissions.
Electronic transcripts should be emailed to
jfalco@lhup.edu
The mailing
address is:
Jerry Falco
Graduate Admissions
Lock Haven University
Lock Haven PA 17745
Transfer
Credit Process:
Students who have completed graduate course work
may be eligible to transfer credits into the
Master of Education and Master of Liberal Arts
Programs. Transfer credit is not
considered until students have applied and been
accepted into a program of study.
Unofficial evaluations can be provided by
contacting the Graduate Admissions at
gradadmissions@lhup.edu
Total Credits that
can be transferred in are as follows:
Master of Education: 9
Transfer Credits
Master of Liberal Arts: 6 Transfer
Credits
Exceptions can be made by the program chairs
and are determined on a case by case basis.
To request Transfer
Credit:
Students must complete and submit the
Transfer Credit Approval Form
Students must provide course descriptions for
each course taken.
Students must send official transcripts of
coursework to Graduate Admissions.
Forms can be faxed to
570-484-2981 Attn: Jerry Falco or sent via mail
to the address above. Have questions or
need additional information contact Jerry Falco
at 570-484-3869 or via email at
Jfalco@lhup.edu