The Cato School of Education announces that its Master of School Administration program begins in January, 2009. Applications to be part of this first cohort are now being accepted. Using the McColl School of Business leadership and organizational development approach as a critical part of the model, the MSA Program is designed to develop effective School Leaders for the 21st Century.
Many of our students choose to take advantage of student loan funds to assist with their educational expenses in the MFA Program. You do not have to demonstrate “financial need” to secure a Federal Stafford Loan, but you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Completion of the FAFSA determines if you are eligible for the federal government to subsidize your interest (in other words, to pay the interest on your loan during your enrollment and for a six month grace period after graduation). The Federal Stafford Loan Program is governed by rules and regulations established by the US Department of Education and Congress.
