How do the M.Ed. programs work?
	How do you make your admissions decisions?
	How does the Ed.D. program work?
	What are my options if I am turned down?
	What are you looking for in the statement of purpose?
	What degree programs are offered in the Social Studies Education Program?
	What is the five-year M.Ed. with NJ teaching certificate degree program and who is eligible to apply?
	What is the waitlist and how does it work?
	What programs are available for people who have already finished their undergraduate degrees?
	What sorts of GRE scores and GPAs are you looking for in an applicant?
	What sorts of letters of recommendation are you looking for?

	Can I do my program part-time?
	Can I get certified at Rutgers without going through the masters/certification program?
	Does the Graduate School of Education have a master’s program in school psychology?
	How can I obtain the Learning Disabilities Teacher Consultant certification at Rutgers?
	How many credits can I transfer into a program?
	How many years are given to a student for a Ed.M. and how many for an Ed.D.?
	I earned a bachelor's degree and majored in liberal arts area (e.g. biology) as an undergraduate. Can I be certified in special education as part of the master’s degree in special education?
	I see that Child Development and Ed Psych are required in the program. But I took these as part of my bachelor's degree. Do I have to take them again?
	I took some education courses at another school. Can I transfer them in?
	What if I do not have the liberal arts credits?
	What is the difference between the EdM MA in Literacy and the Reading Specialist program?
	Who do I contact for more information on being a principal?