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happytobreathe
The Lazy Days of Summer
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Getting my MA
I really want to go back to school this spring. Anyone recommend a program that was "ok" to do whole still teaching?
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Posted 8/11/07 8:45 PM  |
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Atlast07
2 Girls and 1 Boy!
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Re: Getting my MA
the majority of MA programs are geared for working adults and the classes are in the afternoons/evenings after school hours. I had no problem completing my MA and then my AGC while I was still teaching. I did the MALS program at Stony Brook and I took most of the classes online. If you want more info FM me!! Good Luck!!!
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| Posted 8/11/07 8:59 PM |
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cjb88
Little Brother
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Re: Getting my MA
Dowling was super easy for me... i thought the classes were a breaze... it was just taking the time to go...
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| Posted 8/11/07 10:06 PM |
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Atlast07
2 Girls and 1 Boy!
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Re: Getting my MA
I have come to find that the majority of graduate classes ar easier than undergraduate classes....this couldbe for a variety of reasons, but I am definitely appreciative!!!
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| Posted 8/11/07 10:08 PM |
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MrsSchwags
Soccer Baseball Lax Mom
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Jennifer
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Re: Getting my MA
i liked dowling.
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| Posted 8/11/07 10:17 PM |
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SummerMom
Now a mom of 2!
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Re: Getting my MA
I don't know where you live, but I'm finishing my MA at Queens College on Tuesday (YAY!) and I thought the program and the profs were great, and tuition was beyond reasonable. It took a year and 10 months, and I took 2 classes every semester (incl. summer).
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| Posted 8/12/07 1:28 AM |
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happytobreathe
The Lazy Days of Summer
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Re: Getting my MA
Posted by Deirdre730
I have come to find that the majority of graduate classes ar easier than undergraduate classes....this couldbe for a variety of reasons, but I am definitely appreciative!!!
I am really looking into Stonybrook's online program? Would you suggest it?
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| Posted 8/12/07 1:28 AM |
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Atlast07
2 Girls and 1 Boy!
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Re: Getting my MA
I would totally suggest it. The classes are great, very interesting and not hard at all. THe price is right too!!! Good Luck!! It flies by!
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| Posted 8/12/07 9:10 AM |
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tabrtm
LIF Adult
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Re: Getting my MA
I did the MS in secondary ed at Dowling. It was easy. I finished it in just over a year. I liked them because they had three summer sessions and a January session. It was easy to get the classes done. I know people that did the MALS at Stony Brook and said it was easy. Did my undergrad there, parking is usually an issue, but they are pretty cheap.
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| Posted 8/12/07 10:12 AM |
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megsm3
Life is Good!!
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Re: Getting my MA
I just finished my MA at the end of July  - I went to Stony Brook and got my MA in MALS. For the 33 credits, I went to the campus for one class, the rest were either online or held at various satellite schools. I found it very convenient and I liked all my classes.
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| Posted 8/12/07 10:54 AM |
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browneyedgirl
family is all that matters
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browneyes
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Re: Getting my MA
the MS program at adelphi was a joke. ridiculously easy.
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| Posted 8/12/07 9:30 PM |
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