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Administration and Supervision (M.Ed., C.A.S., Ed.S.)
Type 75 Certification

Program Description:

The NLU Master’s and Certificate of Advanced Study programs in Administration and Supervision are designed to prepare those of you who are certified teachers to earn general administrative and general supervisory certifications (Type 75) from the State of Illinois. This program is also appropriate for those holding a Type 73 Certificate (School Nurse, School Social Worker, School Counselor, etc.) as it leads to the Type 75 Certificate. Teachers who enroll in this NLU program, have a 98% passing rate on the Type 75 exam. 

For students in Wisconsin, the sequence of courses qualifies the student for the endorsement of the Type 51 license (K-12 principalship) and the endorsement of the Type 10 license (Director of Instruction). By taking one additional course (SPE561), the student also qualifies for the endorsement of the Type 80 license (Director of Pupil Services/Special Education). The State of Wisconsin requires three years school personnel or teaching experience to gain the Type 51, Type 10 or Type 80 licensure.

The NLU Educational Specialist program in Administration and Supervision is designed for those of you who want to assume leadership roles in the areas of administration, supervision and curriculum. This program also meets the academic requirements for Superintendent Endorsement.

How You Will Learn:

Administration and Supervision is taught using a cohort model, which means you will go through the program with the same group of 12-20 students. NLU graduates like the cohort model because of the support and friendships provided by their fellow students throughout the program.

What You Will Learn:

  • How to be an effective leader, manager and supervisor.
  • How to develop supervision and staff development strategies.
  • How to evaluate financial and budgetary appropriations.
  • How to conduct research and analyze data related to public policy.
  • How to design and analyze system priorities and improvement plans.

Where You Can Take the Program:

At NLU’s campuses in Chicago, Elgin, Lisle, Skokie (North Shore) and Wheeling as well as our Wisconsin campuses in Milwaukee and Beloit.

* In Florida, this program is called Administration and Supervision/Educational Leadership.