Student Affairs Administration (SAA)

Masters (MSEd) at a Glance

Options: Online or Blended cohorts
Credits: 36
Tuition per credit hour: $575
Admission priority deadline: February 1 (though we continue to accept applications until cohorts are filled)
GRE required?: No
Years to complete program: 2
Professional Experience: All students are required to work at least half-time experience in student or academic affairs in higher education while enrolled in our program. Those not already working in the field can apply for Graduate Assistantship or Internship positions as part of the admissions process. All students also gain Practicum experience.

View the M.S.Ed. program

Doctorate (EdD) at a Glance

Format: Online cohort (no residency requirement)
Credits: 54
Tuition per credit hour: $700, additional research grants and some need-based aid available 
Admission priority deadline: December 15
GRE required?: No
Years to complete program: at least 3
(includes dissertation completion)
Dissertation Process Starts: 2nd year, summer writers' retreat elective available, held on-campus and online

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In the News

Student Affairs Administration kudos

Tori Svoboda

Tori Svoboda, Student Affairs Administration, presented "Wellness session - Meditation " at Wisconsin College Personnel Association (WCPA) Professional Development Institute on April 21 online. The professional development institute's theme was "Keep This In Mind: Supporting Mental Health on our Campuses."

Submitted on: April 28

Josie Koenigs

Josie Koenigs, Student Affairs Administration student, received the award for Graduate Student of the Year and Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) Member of the Year at 9th Annual Qubie Gayla on March 31 in Menomonie, WI.

Submitted on: April 13

Nakkiah Stampfli

Nakkiah Stampfli, Student Affairs Administration student, received the award for Outstanding Middle Sexualities Advocate at the 9th Annual Qubie Gayla on March 31 in Menomonie, WI. Nakkiah D. Stampfli (they/them), Graduate Student Intern for The Qube (LGBTQIA+ Resource Center) at UW-Stout, was a nominee for the Debra Davis Award for Transgender Advocacy and was the recipient of the Outstanding Middle Sexualities Advocate award.

Submitted on: April 13