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need help asap..please - msantos - 04-05-2012
Does anyone know of an employer that offer tuition assistance for m.ed?
Also, I am looking for title IV online graduate school reasonably priced, that accepts no GPA transcript.
Any help pleaseeee
need help asap..please - sanantone - 04-05-2012
I can't help you with an employer, but Western Governors University is cheap and is pretty much open enrollment. No minimum GPA required and the school is NCATE accredited.
need help asap..please - Prloko - 04-06-2012
The only employer that I currently knows of that would help with a M Ed is the US military. And thats after you get out. It's called the troops to teachers program. They will pay for your degree if you agree to work at an underreprestented school. But, I'm sure that's not what you are looking for. Most of the "for profits" should be pretty much open enrollment, but I'm not even at the point yet to consider Masters degrees.
need help asap..please - rebel100 - 04-06-2012
AMU/APU may be the answer to your lack of a gpa. I suspect they would understand it, and have a provision for it that many schools might not (if they even care). AMU Masters Programs
Morningside college has an amazingly inexpensive option in their MA-Teaching (like under 5K if you did half via VESI). But they will be much more difficult to gain entry. You have to already be a licensed teacher, GPA issue may be a problem, etc...Graduate Education | Programs
need help asap..please - msantos - 04-12-2012
Thanks for all the info! I am applying to Liberty for a job. They are gonna pay for all my tuition!