Master’s students in educational leadership employ more Postconventional moral reasoning and decision-making (the highest levels of such on the DIT-2) than do either assistant principals (who finished in the middle of the three groups) or principals. In addition, on composite N-2 scores on the DIT-2, which combine use of Postconventional reasoning and avoidance of Personal-Interest reasoning, master’s students also outperformed assistant principals (who again finished in the middle of the three groups) and principals.