Competency Based EdS/MEd in Higher Ed?

[DeanLewis]

Greetings folks,
I have done some preliminary searching, but I wonder if anyone can link to any worthwhile *competency based* EdS/MEd program with any emphasis in higher ed or adult learning?

Thanks!

[ss20ts]

Walden has education degrees. They may have one in Tempo which is their CBE program.

[bjcheung77]

At the master's level, your best option is WGU. For the EdS or higher, ACE.edu would be your preliminary option, however I don't recall them being competency based...

[wildebeest]

At the master's level, your best option is WGU.  For the EdS or higher, ACE.edu would be your preliminary option, however I don't recall them being competency based...

I don't think ACE does competency based programs either, but they're affordable, require no textbooks, and have short terms if I remember correctly (this is based on research; never took a class there, though I'm considering it after I finish my MA).

[Alpha]

This MEd from SNHU is described as "competency based" but I know that term is used variously at times
MEd in Learning and Leading | SNHU

[ss20ts]

This MEd from SNHU is described as "competency based" but I know that term is used variously at times
MEd in Learning and Leading | SNHU

SNHU isn't CBE. They make that claim a few times on their website but they're not CBE. 

Also this is on the webpage for this degree:

[color=rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.55)]The SNHU MEd in Leading and Learning in a Competency-Based System through the 2Revolutions partnership is no longer accepting new students. For questions please contact [email=mailto:coursecredit@snhu.edu]coursecredit@snhu.edu[/email].[/color]