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Has anyone had to compile a portfolio for graduate school? I've looked at a couple of b&m programs (just started looking at all my options) and several of them require a portfolio. I'm not sure what that would be, or how to go about starting one.
Any information or suggestions would be gratefully appreciated.
Thanks!
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Principles of Management 70
Principles of Marketing 71
A&I Literature 68
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Social sciences & history 65
Western Civilization I 64
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What type of grad school are you thinking about attending? I am in a portfolio class starting on Jan 12 to compile all of work and make sure it's done the right way. Different subject matters require different portfolio content.
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I'm just now starting to look. Ideally I think I'd love a masters in history & government - with the ultimate goal of teaching at the junior college. However, since I'm going into teaching, I'm not sure if I should get my master's in teaching.
Truthfully, the idea of a thesis in general scares me to death! That may hold me back a while.
Cleps:
Introduction Business Law 65
Principles of Management 70
Principles of Marketing 71
A&I Literature 68
American Lit 59
Educational Psychology 68
Social sciences & history 65
Western Civilization I 64
What lies before us and what lies behind us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.
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