Review of applications will begin on December 15. Applications will continue to be accepted until the cohort is full or June 1, whichever comes first.
Applicants are encouraged to submit their complete application by December 15. There are a limited number of spots available in each cohort.
Application requirements and admission criteria are available on the MAPE program admissions page.
Summer Session 1 |
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Winter |
Spring |
Summer Session 2 |
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KIN 512 |
KIN 510 |
KIN 506 |
KIN 510 |
KIN 564 |
*KIN 549 |
KIN 553 |
KIN 554 |
KIN 557 |
*H 523 |
KIN 551 |
KIN 556 |
KIN 559 |
KIN 558 |
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KIN 555 |
*KIN 547 |
*KIN 548 |
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TCE 572 |
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The Master of Adapted Physical Education degree program (MAPE) continues the long-standing use of practical education experiences. These experiential learning opportunities will allow you to develop teaching skills in the K-12 physical education setting. Practical opportunities teaching children/youth with disabilities are provided through school physical education placements and also our Individualized Movement and Physical Activity for Children Today (IMPACT) program.
The Finance and Administration’s Office of Business Affairs website contains the current information for tuition and fees associated with the cost of the Master of Adapted Physical Education degree.
The tuition and fees are listed per term, per credit, and by residency status. MAPE students should use the Graduate Base Tuition rate to calculate tuition and fees.
The Financial Aid and Scholarships apply page also contains a quick link for information on the application process for financial aid and scholarships.
There will be costs in addition to tuition and fees for students in the MAPE major. Other costs may include, but are not limited to: Taskstream Data Access (approximately $45); edTPA Portfolio Fee (approximately $300); College of Education Licensure Fee ($100); and TSPC Licensure Fee ($100).
Transportation is needed for all off-campus internship sites. Internship experiences occur each term, and each student will travel out of Corvallis (up to 45 miles) for a minimum of one term.