The Postsecondary Student Success in Learning, Literacy, and Mathematics (M.A.) at Texas State University is designed for aspiring educators and administrators committed to enhancing the academic journey of college students. In an era where postsecondary readiness is paramount, this Master of Arts degree equips you with the specialized knowledge and practical skills to address diverse student needs. You will delve into critical areas such as learning support, literacy development, and developmental mathematics, preparing you to lead and innovate within higher education institutions. This program is ideal for those passionate about fostering student achievement and retention.
You will pursue this 36-hour Master of Arts degree on campus, studying full-time over two years. Your coursework will cover a broad foundation in postsecondary student success, allowing you to then specialize in learning support, literacy, or developmental mathematics. Through rigorous academic inquiry and practical application, you will develop expertise in evidence-based instructional strategies and program development. Graduates of this program are prepared for impactful careers in academic advising, student support services, and teaching roles within colleges and universities nationwide.