Apply for the Online ESOL Endorsement
Program Description
ESOL Endorsement
For licensed teachers seeking to add the endorsement in English to Speakers of Other Languages to their Oregon teaching license.
Admissions Requirements
- Bachelor’s Degree
- From an accredited college or university.
- Teaching License
- GPA
- Minimum undergraduate GPA of 2.75, or 3.0 in at least eight semester hours of graduate study.
- Completed GradCAS Application: Your online application will also include transcripts, two references, a résumé, and a TSPC character questionnaire.
Admissions Deadlines
Summer Cohort
Early Deadline: March 1
Final Deadline: May 1
Fall Cohort
Early Deadline: April 1
Final Deadline: July 1
Spring Cohort
Early Deadline: October 1
Final Deadline: December 1
How to Apply
Step 1: Create a GradCAS Account
Pacific University uses the GradCAS online system to process ESOL Endorsement applications. Be sure to select the correct application link based on your intended start.
Step 2: Prepare and Upload the Following in GradCAS
- Transcripts
- Two References
- Contact information for two people who can speak to your ability to work with PreK–12 students. They will be emailed a form to fill out.
- Résumé, which should include:
- Employment history
- Licenses or certifications
- Experience with school-age children or youth
- Education background
- TSPC Character Questionnaire
- Required for all applicants.
- English Language Proficiency
- A satisfactory command of the English language is required. Applies to all non-native English speakers, including U.S. permanent residents and citizens.
- Application Fee: $38 (non-refundable)
Denise Ready | Assistant Director of Graduate & Professional Admissions 503-352-7332 | teach@pacificu.edu
Upcoming Events
Join a graduate admissions officer from the School of Learning and Teaching for a virtual Q&A every Tuesday in February to get your questions answered about programs, admissions requirements and the application process.
Join a graduate admissions officer from the School of Learning and Teaching for a virtual Q&A every Tuesday in February to get your questions answered about programs, admissions requirements and the application process.
Join a graduate admissions officer from the School of Learning and Teaching for a virtual Q&A every Tuesday in February to get your questions answered about programs, admissions requirements and the application process.
Join a graduate admissions officer from the School of Learning and Teaching for a virtual Q&A every Tuesday in February to get your questions answered about programs, admissions requirements and the application process.
Join us for a virtual financial aid information session for admitted and prospective teacher education students.