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Bachelor of TESOL

About the program

TESOL master's for teaching English to non-native speakers.

Critically evaluate concepts and methods in TESOL to solve relevant problems. Develop competence in Master's in teaching English to speakers of other languages
6-9 p.m. Graduate certificate. Present findings clearly and consider professional or research ethics.

Master's in teaching English to speakers of other languages
With course requirements on separate pages. On-campus courses meet eight evenings per term
6-9 p.m. Graduate certificate
PreK-12 TESOL endorsement and multi-age licensure options are available.

Completed secondary school with transcripts (generally 3.0+ GPA on a 4.0 scale); transfer applicants submit all university transcripts; proof of English; financial documents. SAT/ACT not required.

Completed secondary school (high school) with transcripts; transfer applicants submit all university transcripts; financial documents required

Review the admission requirements and deadlines for the selected program. Create an account and submit the university application online. Upload academic records and required supporting documents. Provide language proficiency evidence if applicable. Pay the application fee when required. Monitor the admission status and respond to additional requests. Accept an offer and complete the relevant enrollment requirements.

Campus	Cedar Falls
Faculty or school	College of Humanities, Arts and Sciences
Department	Department of Languages and Literatures
Teaching language	English
Credit value	120
Study pace	_
Post-study stay	1 year
Scholarship note	International Scholars Award: eligible first-year or transfer students are automatically considered for 2000-5000 USD per year based on academic performance, typically GPA 3.0 or higher. Additional competitive awards may require applications.