Concurrent with this goal, the graduate program offered by the School of Education is designed to prepare students for effective leadership in both Christian, public, and private schools. The Elementary Education, Secondary Education, Administration/Supervision, Special Education, School Counseling, and Reading Specialist programs lead to Virginia licensure. All programs demand high academic and moral standards of students. Completion of a master's degree program in the School of Education implies thorough knowledge of the content of the student's major.

Those desiring to receive licensure in the State of Virginia must meet licensure criteria. The School may require certain prerequisites, in addition to those stated above, for the Master's degree candidate coming from a non-educational undergraduate background or who needs to meet the equivalent of an academic major in a liberal arts area. The maximum transfer hours allowed for the Master of Education is 6 hours.

Course work for the Masters programs are offered in multiple delivery formats, including on-campus and off-campus options. Each of the Masters programs require a minimum of 9 hours in the residential formats.

Not all graduate programs are offered in all delivery formats, and distance graduate programs have minimal residency requirements offered in flexible formats).

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