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easiest way to a Doctor of Education - clep3705 - 05-22-2017
In a recent post, someone expressed interested in teaching. I've had community college instructors with Doctor of Education degrees. I know of professors of nursing with Doctor of Education degrees. What all of these people have in common is that they are old, as in on Medicare. This makes me wonder if they benefited from being hired in a different era. What would a Doctor of Education do for a person today?
If a person wanted to get a Doctorate of Education, what's the easiest way to get it?
easiest way to a Doctor of Education - Ideas - 05-22-2017
Easiest, no matter the cost?
Capella has some. They are cheap for Masters degrees through Flex Path. I'm not sure how much the doctoral programs cost. https://www.capella.edu/online-education-degrees/doctoral-programs/ They don't have a great reputation, but are RA.
easiest way to a Doctor of Education - bellbaby - 05-24-2017
clep3705 Wrote:In a recent post, someone expressed interested in teaching. I've had community college instructors with Doctor of Education degrees. I know of professors of nursing with Doctor of Education degrees. What all of these people have in common is that they are old, as in on Medicare. This makes me wonder if they benefited from being hired in a different era. What would a Doctor of Education do for a person today?
If a person wanted to get a Doctorate of Education, what's the easiest way to get it?
I think, Principal of a school. They make good money (over 100k)
http://bartowacademy.polk-fl.net/staff-directory/