05-24-2021, 11:37 AM
They really make it difficult to become a teacher in most states, even with a shortage. I’m trying to teach middle or high school in GA, and I doubt it’s going to be able to happen through alt credit. Check out Reddit’s forums for teaching in your state, there might be something someone has discovered in the past.
TESU BSBA Gen Mgmt - In progress
Straighterline - 72 credits
Sophia - 35 credits
Study.com - 21 credits
TEEX - 6 credits
East MS CC, Jackson State CC, Univ of TN at Martin, Olivet Nazarene, TESU - 27 credits
Goal: teaching cert, state of GA
Straighterline - 72 credits
Sophia - 35 credits
Study.com - 21 credits
TEEX - 6 credits
East MS CC, Jackson State CC, Univ of TN at Martin, Olivet Nazarene, TESU - 27 credits
Goal: teaching cert, state of GA
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