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Ph.d or Ed.d programs? - C11smith - 09-14-2016
Hi everyone,
I'm new to this forum and don't really know where to start. I'm a teacher with a masters degree who has been taking graduate-level courses to advance on my salary scale. I have 45 credits beyond my masters. I'm wondering if there would be a way to apply these credits to a doctoral program. I'm having trouble finding information online and am not even sure if this is possible.
Any advice on where to begin?
Thanks!
Ph.d or Ed.d programs? - sanantone - 09-14-2016
University of the Cumberlands and Valdosta State University are possibilities.
Ph.d or Ed.d programs? - KayV - 09-14-2016
Lamar University has an Ed.D. that takes a lot of transfer credit.
Doctoral Studies | Ed.D. - Lamar University
I know many people who have completed a master's degree through their program and they really liked it.