Application Deadlines

Scholarships & Funding

The following must be completed before applying to the MIT program.

Complete 60 hours and turn in Evaluation of Educational Experience form
Complete the West-B exam. You must pass the Reading, Writing, and Math sections.
Complete and pass the WEST-E exam in your specific subject area/s.
Elementary – have your prerequisites checked and approved using the Elementary Master in Teaching Prerequisite Evaluation sheet.
Secondary – Visit your department advisor and have them fill out the Primary/Supporting endorsement form or submit it online.
Maintain at least a 3.0 grade point average
Prepare a resume detailing experience with youth, work experience, education, etc.
Write a one page goal statement detailing your interest in the MIT program.

Your online application must be submitted and all paper materials turned in (not postmarked) by the application deadline.

Our online application can be found on our website:http://depts.washington.edu/coe/admissions/howto.html.

A complete application includes:

Copy of the Graduate School application
Copy of the Supplemental MIT Application (part of the online process)
Printed copy of resume
Printed copy of goal statement
2 letters of recommendation – Should be from 2 people who can attest to your academic background or work history. Must be separate from your 60 hour experience. May be submitted online when you begin your COE application.
Evaluation of Educational Experience form
Official Transcripts from all schools attended
Character and Fitness form
West-B scores sent to the UW
WEST-E scores sent to the UW
Elementary only: Prerequisite check sheet
Secondary only: Endorsement evaluation

If you are a finalist for admission to the program, you will be invited to

If you are admitted to the MIT program, this is what you must have completed before the program begins.