Mission Valley Regional Center

PLNU's Mission Valley Regional Center is centrally located in San Diego. Classes are held here on evenings during the week. Classes are designed around working professionals’ busy schedules.

Mission Valley Programs
 

School of Education

• M.A. in Education, Counseling and Guidance (and online instruction)

• M.A. in Education, Educational Administration (and online instruction)

• M.A. in Education, Leadership in Learning (and online instruction)

• M.A. in Teaching (and online instruction)

• M.A. in Special Education (and online instruction)

• Clear Multiple or Single Subject Credentials (and online instruction)

• Preliminary Multiple Subject Credential

• Preliminary Single Subject Credential (and online instruction)

• Instructional Design with Technology Certificate (online)

• Professional Clear Administrative Services Credential (online)

• ​Instructional Leadership Certificate (and online instruction)

• Leading Instructional Design for Professionals Certificate​ (and online instruction)

• Reading and Literacy Added Authorization (and online instruction)

• Diverse and Cross-Cultural Environments for Leaders (and online instruction)

• Preliminary Administrative Services Credential (and online instruction)

• Autism Added Authorization (and online instruction)

• Preliminary Education Specialist Teaching Credential (Mild/Moderate) (and online instruction)

• Preliminary Education Specialist Teaching Credential (Moderate/Severe)​ (and online instruction)

• Pupil Personnel Services Credential (and online instruction)

Fermanian School of Business

• Evening MBA

Adult Degree Completion

• Child Development, B.A. (and online instruction)

• Organizational Management, B.A. (and online instruction)

• Integrated Studies with an Emphasis in Education, B.A.

Disability Resource Center - Mission Valley

The Disability Resource Center (DRC) is the point of contact for PLNU undergraduate students and Mission Valley campus students to provide reasonable accommodations so otherwise qualified students with disabilities may, as independently as possible, meet the demands of university life.

The DRC provides academic and non-academic accommodations to students with official diagnoses (i.e., learning, physical, dietary, psychological, etc.).

Mission Valley Disability Resource Center