TRI-CITIES, Wash. — Applications are currently being accepted for enrollment in Washington State University Tri-Cities’ secondary education master’s degree program. In addition to earning a master’s degree, students will be able to meet the requirements for
A limited number of spaces are available and prerequisites, including a bachelor’s degree, are required for acceptance.
Application deadline is Jan. 15, 2005. Classes will begin in early June 2005.
Additional information is available by contacting Anne Younes, academic coordinator for WSU TriCities’ education programs, at (509) 372-7366 or ayounes@tricity.wsu.edu.
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