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Cohort Program

   

About the Program

The School of Education's cohort program is designed for adult professionals currently working in schools or other occupational settings. A cohort is a group of students who attend together all of the required courses leading to a degree. Students benefit from networking and bonding with one another during the course of their two- or three-year program. The cohort program focuses on practical issues faced by educators in real schools and provides students a strong foundation in educational theory.

Locations: Each cohort attends classes in a location near students' homes and places of employment, usually a sponsoring school site. Or, classes may be held at Loyola's Water Tower Campus. (Parking discounts available with validation at Water Tower Campus for Loyola guests/students.) Cohort classes are scheduled in the evenings or on Saturday mornings depending on the program to accommodate working students' schedules.

Faculty: Seventy-five percent of cohort classes are taught by full- or part-time Loyola faculty, and the remaining courses are taught by practitioners in the field who are specialists in the topics they teach.

Cohort Openings: The School of Education's cohort programs provide students with a unique opportunity to build relationships throughout the course of their study together. Once a cohort is formed, the students remain together for the duration of their degree program. New students are not admitted to a cohort after it begins, but they may join newly forming cohorts. For details about when and where a cohort will be starting, please contact the School of Education's Graduate Enrollment Advisor at 312.915.6800 or SchlEduc@luc.edu.

   

Cohort Information Schedules

M.Ed. in Instructional Leadership

A new M.Ed. in Instructional Leadership cohort typically forms every Fall Semester. Completion of this program qualifies graduates for an Illinois Type 75 - Principal certificate. Courses are held Tuesday and Thursday evenings or Monday and Wednesday evenings.

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Admission and Application

Students applying to a cohort program should meet all eligibility requirements listed for that degree program.

To apply for a cohort program, indicate the specific cohort location on the admission application.

   

Contact Us

To discuss how a cohort program can meet your needs, please contact the School of at 312.915.6800 or e-mail: SchlEduc@luc.edu.

Or, to request more information, please use the online form.