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Master of Education of the Deaf

The Clarke School for the Deaf, in Northampton, and Smith College offer a cooperative program of study (one academic year and one summer) leading to the degree of Master of Education of the Deaf. Rolling admissions for this program for entry in summer 2008 will begin after December 1, although applications will be accepted as late as April 1 of that year.

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Program Requirements

Overview

Master of Arts in Teaching

Elementary MAT
Requirements

Secondary MAT
Reguirements

Teacher Licensure

Master of Education
of the Deaf

MA DOE Licensure Help

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Education


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