Hi all,
I had a few questions about applying for higher ed administration and "what I could be doing" to help myself down the road. I am currently an admissions officer at a selective liberal arts college located in a state near the plains. I attended a top 25 college for my undergraduate and graduated with honors. I know that in the next few years I want to get my M.Ed in higher ed administration, because I love my work.
My questions were this:
1) Is there anything I could be doing now to help myself and my candidacy?
2) What are the benefits to going full-time? There is a solid state school about an hour and a half away (which I could theoretically commute to, but I'd personally just prefer going part-time in a new place)
3) Are there any benefits to being a male applicant? Are they underrepresented? This may seem a trifle silly, but I am completely serious--I notice that most M.Ed programs are HEAVILY female (3:1).
Thanks for any help!