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The number of credit hours required to complete the program ranges from as low as 32 for a student dual-enrolled in a content area graduate degree program, up to 43 for a student pursuing MST as a stand-alone program.
In general, most MST students self-fund or apply funding from their disciplinary program, but occasionally students secure assistantships on a case-by-case basis. Graduate students may be eligible to apply for Teaching Assistantships through their associated disciplinary department or the Science Education or Math Education Departments, which could come with the potential for tuition waivers and stipends, but funding is not guaranteed. Most MST students are paid as adjuncts during their Full-Time Teaching Internship.
More information about tuition rates and financial assistance is included below:
- Florida/Non-Florida residents per credit hour and total estimates
- Financial assistance