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• A professional resume or CV.
• Three letters of recommendation.
• A written personal narrative describing your familiarity with EMR and how this has led you to apply.
• Official transcripts of all undergraduate and graduate coursework.
• English language proficiency scores (for international applicants only). 

• A professional resume or curriculum vita.
• Three letters of recommendation.
  • These must be obtained from three different individuals in a position to address the applicant’s ability to successfully complete master level work.
  • Applicants must request such recommendations from within the online system. The recommenders will respond via the online system as well.
  • Please be aware that references will only be sent an electronic request with an online link for the reference AFTER a student has submitted their application.  Therefore, do not wait until the last day to submit your application.  It is a good idea to forewarn your references that a request for an electronic reference is forthcoming and needs to be submitted by the admissions deadline.
• A written personal narrative describing your familiarity with EMR and how this has led you to apply.
  • Applicants must clearly describe their professional goals and how this m program fits with those goals.
  • This narrative should be no more than four double-spaced pages and will be considered as a writing sample.
• Applicants must submit an official transcript from the institution from which you received your Bachelor’s degree, as well as a transcript from institution(s) where any graduate level courses or degrees have been taken/completed.  Applicants are not required to submit an official transcript of courses taken/completed 51������ Michigan University.
• English language proficiency scores (for international applicants only).
  • As required by 51������, international applicants must provide proof of English competency, unless they have successfully completed either four years of upper secondary school or one year of full-time tertiary (university-level) education within specific countries (view the list of such countries).
  • English proficiency scores may be reported within the online application system and official scores must be uploaded within the online by the application deadline to which you are applying.
  • Desired minimum English language proficiency scores for this M.A. include: 7.0 on IELTS; 233 on TOEFL (CBT), 577 on TOEFL (PBT), or a 90 on TOEFL (iBt), with the following minimum sub-scores on the TOEFL (iBT): 22 in reading, 20 in listening, 24 in speaking, and 24 in writing. Students not meeting these desired minimums may still apply for the program; however, lower scores will be a factor in the admissions decision and discussed within your Personal Narrative.
  • Students not meeting these minimum desired scores may apply after having met the requirements for advanced-level students within 51������’s Center for English Language and Culture for International Students program (to be considered, students must pass all advanced-level classes with a final grade of “B” or better in each class). No conditional admissions are granted for potential applicants who are enrolled in but have not yet successfully completed the CELCIS program.
• Copies of article reprints, white papers, evaluation reports, etc., or other artifacts that represent your scholarship if available.

• EMR 5400 Fundamentals of Evaluation, Measurement and Research
• EMR 5410 Introduction to Educational Measurement and Assessment
• EMR 6420 Evaluation I: Theory, Methods and Program Evaluation
• EMR 6430 Evaluation II: Evaluating Products, Personnel, and Policy
• EMR 6450 Data Analytics I: Designed Studies
• EMR 6480 Qualitative Research Methods
• EMR 6500 Survey Research
• EMR 6590 Contemporary Trends in Research
• *EMR 6790 Capstone Project

Total: 27 credits

In addition to the core MA courses listed above a minimum of 9 credits of electives are required and approved by the student’s advisor. Elective courses are approved by the student’s academic advisor and can be selected from EMR doctoral-level electives courses or from the university graduate curriculum. EMR offers the following electives:

• EMR 6560 Mixed Methods Research
• EMR 6680 Qualitative Research: Computer Assisted Data Analysis
• EMR 6710 Structural Equation Modeling
• EMR 6750 Applied Multivariate Statistics
• EMR 6770 Ethnographic Research Methods
• EMR 6850 Hierarchical Linear Modeling
• EMR 6970 Special Topics in EMR

*Capstone Project: During the Capstone experience the student will work with their advisor to create an artifact (or series of artifacts) that demonstrate their ability to apply the techniques mastered in their core courses. The Capstone Project requirements and specifics are worked out in consultation with the student’s advisor and should require no less than 120 hours of student work.

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