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Any "one year masters" programs? - ironheadjack - 01-14-2014
dposborne Wrote:I find it extremely odd that you only found one of them to be an ass...
Only one that I personally had a run-in with, some years ago. Left a real bad taste in my mouth for that forum.
Any "one year masters" programs? - dposborne - 01-14-2014
ironheadjack Wrote:Only one that I personally had a run-in with, some years ago. Left a real bad taste in my mouth for that forum.
Probably the same one I ran into. He's the reason why I deleted them from my bookmarks list...
Any "one year masters" programs? - Daithi - 01-14-2014
I remember when I first started this journey. The old Bain4weeks site was what got me started and then I used this forum and the other one to look for more up to date information. It was quite clear that this website was far more informative, and I spent untold hours reading over tons of postings (a special shout out to cookderosa and sanantone). Since that time lots of people have helped me along the way and I've done what I could to help others that have come after me. I never really got into the other site or into the third big forum site aimed at B&M students (confidentially, they don't like our approach to college much).
Any "one year masters" programs? - Tedium - 01-14-2014
It isn't cheap but I found this:
UT Tyler Graduate School | Online Graduate Degree Programs and Certifications
They have some interesting offerings and if you're in state it looks like a good deal. They give you more choices than just an MBA, too.
Any "one year masters" programs? - TMW2010 - 01-14-2014
If it's any 'masters', Concordia University Portland has an M.Ed. in Curriculum & Instruction that takes one year to get through. Ten 5 week classes. I started Feb 27th of 2013 and will be done March 1st. Books and iPad included in Tuition, $19500, but it's going up next month $75 per credit, to $21,750. Avoid the eLearning/Tech specialty, the classes are kinda meh and you can get a grad cert for it elsewhere. I will say that it's paying off for me already though I'm not done yet.
Any "one year masters" programs? - publius2k4 - 01-15-2014
TMW2010 Wrote:If it's any 'masters', Concordia University Portland has an M.Ed. in Curriculum & Instruction that takes one year to get through. Ten 5 week classes. I started Feb 27th of 2013 and will be done March 1st. Books and iPad included in Tuition, $19500, but it's going up next month $75 per credit, to $21,750. Avoid the eLearning/Tech specialty, the classes are kinda meh and you can get a grad cert for it elsewhere. I will say that it's paying off for me already though I'm not done yet.
A student doesn't already have to be a teacher for this program?