MEd vs. MA vs. MS

[SteveFoerster]

Also, I just found this regarding MA vs. MS (though it doesn't mention MEd):

MA vs. MS
A Master of Arts program usually provides general knowledge in a specific program. Some institutions require MA students to have a concentration in order to obtain their degree. For example, if you want an MA in political science, you must have a concentration in economics, public policy or foreign affairs.
A Master of Science program is more specific. These programs have a heavy emphasis on a particular subject and are usually more hands-on. Getting a MS degree, depending on the school, may take longer than getting an MA degree because of the work you will need to do outside the classroom.

eHow, huh? I think someone just basically made that up, because it's not my observation.

Anyway, among MEd, MA, or MS, put me down in the "doesn't matter" column.