Hi! I’d like to be an educator but I’m not sure which good education degrees that I can specialize in? The ones with good pay and don’t take so long to complete? I’d like to pursue the courses online.

no pain no gain

I've heard that people who specialize in Bilingual education get paid well above the norm. Well, above average anyways. Has anyone else heard this or know if there is truth to this. My wife is thinking of Majoring in Spanish and Minoring in History. She heard the same thing and was thinking of becoming a Bilingual Educator.

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Excelsior College
AAS Computer Technology
BSLS Admin/Mngmt

TESC
BA History - 6 CLEPs/DSSTs and one Class to go

TUI University
MS in Public Health - Start June 2010

CLEP
Spanish 77/50
Freshman Comp 51/50
English Comp w/ Essay 50/50
Social Science & Hist 54/50
Info Sys & Comp App 56/50
Intro Sociology 61/50
Prin of Mngmt 68/50
US History I 52/50
US History II 59/50
DSST
Civil War & Reconstruction 59/47
Rise & Fall of Soviet Union 51/45
Drug and Alcohol 49/49
Here's to Your Hlth 56/48
Intro To Comp 56/45
Prin of Sup 51/46
Technical Writing 61/48
Prin of Physical Science I 50/47

Quote: There are no stupid questions, only stupid people. "Mr. Garrison"

Western New Mexico University offers an 18 credit concentration in bilingual ed, it's taught in English and a very good price.

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Jennifer
In progress
Anatomy and Physiology 2 w/Lab
Introduction to Chemistry w/Lab
ALEKS/DSST Statistics 46% so far, not far enough!

Summer Term
General Chemistry 1 w/Lab
Microbiology w/Lab
General Biology 1 w/Lab

BSN, Nursing, Trinity College of Nursing & Health Sciences, expected, 2012
BA & AA, Social Sciences, Thomas Edison State College, 2008

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"Brick walls are there for a reason....They’re there to stop the other people.” Randy Pausch

Get a MPA, a lot more versital and you can specialize in public administration