(04-06-2021, 02:22 PM)Dumber Wrote: I did a master with liberty online. The students in study groups were great. Customer service was excellent. The school was aggressive - like a for-profit. I am on the agnostic atheist spectrum. I did not mind quoting scriptures. I used the bible like any other "qualitatively" resource. No one tried to convert me to Christianity but I knew going in it was a religious organization. I won't do another program there because they are currently many alternatives.

(04-06-2021, 03:31 PM)acamp Wrote:

(04-06-2021, 02:22 PM)Dumber Wrote: I did a master with liberty online. The students in study groups were great. Customer service was excellent. The school was aggressive - like a for-profit. I am on the agnostic atheist spectrum. I did not mind quoting scriptures. I used the bible like any other "qualitatively" resource. No one tried to convert me to Christianity but I knew going in it was a religious organization.  I won't do another program there because they are currently many alternatives.

Thanks for the response on your experience there.  You said that there are many alternatives - specifically in which regards?  Better price for a masters, quicker?

And did you find the professors to be sticklers out to get you in the papers or overall helpful?

Thanks again.


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(04-06-2021, 03:31 PM)acamp Wrote:

(04-06-2021, 02:22 PM)Dumber Wrote: I did a master with liberty online. The students in study groups were great. Customer service was excellent. The school was aggressive - like a for-profit. I am on the agnostic atheist spectrum. I did not mind quoting scriptures. I used the bible like any other "qualitatively" resource. No one tried to convert me to Christianity but I knew going in it was a religious organization.  I won't do another program there because they are currently many alternatives.

Thanks for the response on your experience there.  You said that there are many alternatives - specifically in which regards?  Better price for a masters, quicker?

And did you find the professors to be sticklers out to get you in the papers or overall helpful?

Thanks again.


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(04-07-2021, 08:59 AM)newdegree Wrote:

(04-06-2021, 03:31 PM)acamp Wrote:

(04-06-2021, 02:22 PM)Dumber Wrote: I did a master with liberty online. The students in study groups were great. Customer service was excellent. The school was aggressive - like a for-profit. I am on the agnostic atheist spectrum. I did not mind quoting scriptures. I used the bible like any other "qualitatively" resource. No one tried to convert me to Christianity but I knew going in it was a religious organization.  I won't do another program there because they are currently many alternatives.

Thanks for the response on your experience there.  You said that there are many alternatives - specifically in which regards?  Better price for a masters, quicker?

And did you find the professors to be sticklers out to get you in the papers or overall helpful?

Thanks again.


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what are you trying to study at Liberty? I can give you a few options..

(04-07-2021, 09:27 AM)acamp Wrote:

(04-07-2021, 08:59 AM)newdegree Wrote:

(04-06-2021, 03:31 PM)acamp Wrote:

(04-06-2021, 02:22 PM)Dumber Wrote: I did a master with liberty online. The students in study groups were great. Customer service was excellent. The school was aggressive - like a for-profit. I am on the agnostic atheist spectrum. I did not mind quoting scriptures. I used the bible like any other "qualitatively" resource. No one tried to convert me to Christianity but I knew going in it was a religious organization.  I won't do another program there because they are currently many alternatives.

Thanks for the response on your experience there.  You said that there are many alternatives - specifically in which regards?  Better price for a masters, quicker?

And did you find the professors to be sticklers out to get you in the papers or overall helpful?

Thanks again.


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what are you trying to study at Liberty? I can give you a few options..

Possibly Ed leadership/supervision program


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(04-07-2021, 09:59 AM)newdegree Wrote:

(04-07-2021, 09:27 AM)acamp Wrote:

(04-07-2021, 08:59 AM)newdegree Wrote:

(04-06-2021, 03:31 PM)acamp Wrote:

(04-06-2021, 02:22 PM)Dumber Wrote: I did a master with liberty online. The students in study groups were great. Customer service was excellent. The school was aggressive - like a for-profit. I am on the agnostic atheist spectrum. I did not mind quoting scriptures. I used the bible like any other "qualitatively" resource. No one tried to convert me to Christianity but I knew going in it was a religious organization.  I won't do another program there because they are currently many alternatives.

Thanks for the response on your experience there.  You said that there are many alternatives - specifically in which regards?  Better price for a masters, quicker?

And did you find the professors to be sticklers out to get you in the papers or overall helpful?

Thanks again.


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what are you trying to study at Liberty? I can give you a few options..

Possibly Ed leadership/supervision program


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Buena Vista University has a masters in education - Teacher leadership degree for $260 per credit - https://www.bvu.edu/programs/graduate/education/teacher-leadership-curriculum-instruction
That's the cheapest.. 
I would check this list of schools out to see what you can find as cheaper and alternative options. 
https://www.onlineu.org/most-affordable-colleges/educational-leadership-masters-degrees

Also check your states requirements for supervisor positions as they may require certain degrees, schools, licenses, or programs to be completed. You want to find a school that works with your state typically state universities in your state work with the department of education requirements for that state.

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Also check out American College of Education MS in Educational Leadership it cost $9,500 for whole program but they do not offer financial aid loans, they do offer payment plans though.

https://www.ace.edu/explore/med-ed-leadership?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=12137568670&utm_term=masters%20in%20education%20administration&utm_kxconfid=v3pjtpd8f&intent=&gclid=Cj0KCQjwsLWDBhCmARIsAPSL3_0AfBaUkoeCKrOnsCnxPa5YaX8uOTY6UfTKfVfdDihPgu2JXDiznX0aAqNVEALw_wcB
PRINCIPAL LICENSURE APPROVAL

ACE’s M.Ed. in Educational Leadership is approved for principal licensure in Arizona, Florida, Indiana, Ohio and Texas. If you are seeking licensure in another state, you are still welcome to apply to the M.Ed. in Educational Leadership program but you also may need to satisfy other requirements set by your state for licensure, such as years of service or internship hours.

(04-07-2021, 11:28 AM)acamp Wrote:

(04-07-2021, 09:59 AM)newdegree Wrote:

(04-07-2021, 09:27 AM)acamp Wrote:

(04-07-2021, 08:59 AM)newdegree Wrote:

(04-06-2021, 03:31 PM)acamp Wrote: Thanks for the response on your experience there.  You said that there are many alternatives - specifically in which regards?  Better price for a masters, quicker?

And did you find the professors to be sticklers out to get you in the papers or overall helpful?

Thanks again.


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what are you trying to study at Liberty? I can give you a few options..

Possibly Ed leadership/supervision program


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Buena Vista University has a masters in education - Teacher leadership degree for $260 per credit - https://www.bvu.edu/programs/graduate/education/teacher-leadership-curriculum-instruction
That's the cheapest.. 
I would check this list of schools out to see what you can find as cheaper and alternative options. 
https://www.onlineu.org/most-affordable-colleges/educational-leadership-masters-degrees

Also check your states requirements for supervisor positions as they may require certain degrees, schools, licenses, or programs to be completed. You want to find a school that works with your state typically state universities in your state work with the department of education requirements for that state.

---

Also check out American College of Education MS in Educational Leadership it cost $9,500 for whole program but they do not offer financial aid loans, they do offer payment plans though.

https://www.ace.edu/explore/med-ed-leadership?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=12137568670&utm_term=masters%20in%20education%20administration&utm_kxconfid=v3pjtpd8f&intent=&gclid=Cj0KCQjwsLWDBhCmARIsAPSL3_0AfBaUkoeCKrOnsCnxPa5YaX8uOTY6UfTKfVfdDihPgu2JXDiznX0aAqNVEALw_wcB
PRINCIPAL LICENSURE APPROVAL

ACE’s M.Ed. in Educational Leadership is approved for principal licensure in Arizona, Florida, Indiana, Ohio and Texas. If you are seeking licensure in another state, you are still welcome to apply to the M.Ed. in Educational Leadership program but you also may need to satisfy other requirements set by your state for licensure, such as years of service or internship hours.

I appreciate your help!  As you mentioned, the state requirements can vary based on each school.  I know that Liberty is approved for my state without any issues and for their reputation and price I wasn’t sure.

Are you former military or a first responder?  I see that they offer deep discounts if the student is


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