F.A.Q. Program Evaluation Online M.A.E.
Frequently Asked Questions
We’ve compiled answers to the most frequently asked questions about earning an online master’s in program evaluation in educational environments. If you don’t see what you’re looking for below, please contact the program coordinator, Anne Seraphine, Ph.D., to learn more.
How do I apply?
Prospective students must use the university-wide graduate application available through the UF Admissions website. You will also need to submit the department’s required supplemental materials. Details on what is required are provided on the program’s application instructions page.
When are applications due?
All application materials should be received by the deadline.
Who is the ideal candidate for the program evaluation in educational environments M.A.E. program?
If you recently earned your bachelor’s degree, whether in psychology, education, sociology, political science, anthropology, community sciences or health education, this program offers the training you need to launch your new career. We will prepare you to step confidently into evaluation roles at school districts, government agencies, consulting firms and non-profits that rely on data to make a real-world impact.
If you are already in the workforce, know that we designed this fully online program with busy schedules in mind. Whether you want to advance in your current organization, transition into a completely new field, or become the go-to expert for securing and evaluating grant-funded initiatives, our coursework will give you the practical skills to stand out.Â
Wherever you are in your professional journey, we are here to help you take the next step.
Is there financial aid available for this program?
Students are encouraged to apply to the UF Office for Student Financial Affairs for assistance with loans, grants, and fellowships.
How far in advance do I need to apply for financial aid?
Financial aid information is available from the UF Office for Student Financial Affairs. The financial aid process can take several months from submission to approval and disbursement. Prospective students should factor this timeline into their admission planning and apply for financial aid well before being accepted or starting the program.Â
Is teaching experience or certification required for admission into this program?
No. Neither past teaching experience nor teacher certification are required in order to qualify for this degree program.Â
Where can I find more information about the online/distance state authorization process?
Please visit the UF Distance Learning information page for more online/distance state authorization details.