May 21 2012
NYIT’s NYCOM Hooding Ceremony Honors 291 New Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine
NYIT’s NYCOM Hooding Ceremony Honors 291 New Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine
NYIT Salutes the Class of 2012 at its 51st Annual Commencement
NYIT Holds White Coat Ceremony for Physician Assistants
Occupational Therapy Grads Hold Valedictory Ceremony
Nursing Students Receive Graduation Pins
NYIT-Vancouver Professional Enrichment Workshop: The Art of Conversation
Meaning Is the New Money - Lecture by Gabrielle Bernstein
NYIT-Vancouver Professional Enrichment Workshop: Tools to Supercharge your Business Vocabulary
50th Semi-Annual New Jersey Collegiate Career Day
NYIT-Amman Graduation Ceremony 2012
NYIT's School Building Leadership and Technology program prepares educators to excel in demanding positions such as program director, curriculum coordinator, technology coordinator, assistant principal, and school principal. It is the only educational leadership program in New York State to include all the requirements for certification as both a School Building Leader (SBL) and Educational Technology Specialist (ETS).
The advanced diploma program focuses on the specific knowledge and skills candidates need to make a positive and profound impact on 21st century schools. A substantive study of data-driven decision-making, leadership, change, organizations, and site-based management empowers candidates to create solutions to the complex challenges they surely will confront during their careers. Integral to these leadership and administrative strengths, the program builds candidates' knowledge and understanding of successful instruction and standards-based curricula.
The rapid advances in hardware and software for communications, learning, and administration demand a high level of professional knowledge and judgment in identifying, using, and evaluating educational technologies. Therefore, each program component is technology-infused to develop candidates' technical skills as well as analytic and administrative acumen. The program is conducted in a wireless environment. Given the pressing need for technology expertise in school leaders, School Leadership and Technology graduates enter the competitive market for leadership positions with a significant advantage over those who do not possess these credentials.
For admission to the Advanced Diploma in School Leadership and Technology program in any specialization, you must:
The dean of the School of Education may grant conditional acceptance to the program if you are deficient in any aspect of the above requirements; however, this deficiency must be satisfactorily addressed before you complete 12 credits or continued matriculation will be denied.
Click on the links for more information on jobs related to this program: Education Administrators, Preschool and Childcare Center/Program (SOC Code 11-9031.00); Education Administrators, Elementary and Secondary School (SOC Code 11-9032.00); Education Administrators, Postsecondary (SOC Code 11-9033.00); Distance Learning Coordinators (SOC Code 11-9039.01); Fitness and Wellness Coordinators (SOC Code 11-9039.02)
NYIT Tuition and Fees web page
Total tuition and fees: $10,910.00 ($990 per 3 credit course, 11 courses required + $20 college fee)
Total books and supplies: $1,650.00 ($150 per course, 11 courses required)
Total on-campus room and board: $0.00**
Total cost: $12,560.00
*The total cost of program is estimated based on the following: actual 2011-12 tuition and fees and estimated books and supplies.
**All students in this program are part-time. On-campus room and board is not available for part-time students.
Intended time to complete the program: 2 years (33 credits)
NYIT is not required by the New York State Education Department or any of its accreditors to calculate a placement rate for this program.
| 2009-2010 | 2010-2011 | |
| Federal Education Loans under Title IV of the Higher Education Act* | $0.00 | $0.00 |
| Private Educational Loans: | $0.00 | $0.00 |
| Institution Financing Plans: | $0.00 | $0.00 |
*Note: This figure does not include PLUS loans or TEACH grants converted to Unsubsidized Federal Direct Loans.