Transform Lives with Special Education
M.A. in Special Education
Make a lasting impact with Ramapo College’s Master of Arts in Special Education. Unlock your potential and develop the expertise to truly transform lives. Learn more today.
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AFFORDABLE: Top-tier education without the high price tag
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FLEXIBLE: Study your way with evening and hybrid options
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CONVENIENT: Balance life and learning with part-time classes
Why a Ramapo Masters in Special Education?
Top Public College in NJ
Ramapo College of New Jersey is recognized as the #1 public institution in N.J. by College Choice.
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
Bring theory to life through dynamic collaboration, engaging discussions, hands-on problem-solving, and reflective practice.
1-ON-1 ATTENTION
Get individual support from accomplished special education leaders who exemplify best practices in the field.
What You’ll Learn
How a Masters in Special Educational Benefits You
Professional Development
Gain the advanced knowledge and leadership skills to manage programs, make informed decisions and shape policies. Courses equip you with the essential tools to excel in today’s classroom.
Increased Earning Potential
With school districts now requiring advanced degrees for specialized roles, a Master’s in Special Education can lead to higher-level positions and increased earning potential.
Become a Change Agent
A Master’s degree equips you with the expertise to make a profound impact on students and their families. You’ll be empowered to advocate for their needs and create a supportive learning environment that fosters success and growth.
FAQs
How long will it take me to get my Masters in Special Education degree?
The Masters in Special Education can be completed in 2 years, part time.
When can I start the program?
The M.A. in Special Education starts in the Fall and Spring semesters.
Is the program offered in person, online, or in a hybrid format?
Graduate courses are offered in a hybrid format. Classes are typically held on weeknights and in person.
Can I continue to work full-time while earning my M.A. in Special Education degree?
Yes, many students continue to work full time while pursuing their graduate degree.
Can graduate students apply for Financial Aid?
Yes, graduate students can apply for a Federal Direct Stafford Loan. To qualify, graduate students must be enrolled for at least six credit hours per semester. Students enrolled for less than six credits may consider an alternative loan.
Masters in Special Education Success Story
“Joining this program was life-changing and the key to landing my dream teaching job. The expert, supportive faculty helped me build valuable connections and gain hands-on experience, especially in working with students with disabilities.”
– Jake Gursaly ’22, MASE
