Admissions
Application Requirements
Admissions decisions are based on a holistic assessment of an applicant’s potential to be a competent, ethical, and compassionate practitioner. Prior academic work and grades are considered in conjunction with the essay(s), information on relevant service, life experience, letters of recommendation, interviews, and test scores (when required).
Use the links below to access your program’s application requirements and deadlines.
Ecopsychology in Counseling
Certificate
Educational Leadership
Doctor of Education in Leadership
Educational Specialist in Administration with Initial and Continuing Licenses
Master of Education with Initial License
Initial Administrator License
Continuing Administrator License
Marriage, Couple, and Family Therapy
Master of Arts
Professional Mental Health Counseling-Addictions
Master of Arts
Professional Mental Health Counseling
Master of Arts
School Counseling
Master of Education with Initial License: Track I
Master of Education with Initial License: Track II
Initial License: Track I
Initial License: Track II
School Psychology
Educational Specialist in School Psychology
Teacher Education: Preservice (future teachers)
Master of Arts in Teaching with Initial License: Early Childhood/Elementary
Master of Arts in Teaching with Initial License: Middle Level/High School
Teacher Education: Inservice (current teachers)
Master of Education: Curriculum and Instruction with endorsement
Master of Education: Special Education with endorsement
Endorsement only: ESOL, ESOL/Bilingual, Language & Literacy:Reading, Special Education or Basic/Standard Exceptional Learner I
Contact Us
The Office of Graduate School Admissions is located in Rogers Hall on the Graduate Campus.
Emailgseadmit@lclark.edu
Voice503-768-6200
Fax503-768-6205
Director of AdmissionsBecky Haas
Office of Graduate School Admissions
Lewis & Clark
0615 S.W. Palatine Hill Road, MSC 87
Portland, OR 97219
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