I've mentioned a zillion times that I'm starting a master's program in a couple of weeks. Tuition for the two courses I'm taking was over $3700, and two used textbooks were an additional $250, bringing the semester total up to $4000.
My program will take 5 semesters, and I'm sure tuition will be going up each time. And this for a program delivered mostly online.
Ee-ho-lay.
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Year-long program. We meet three full-day Saturdays each quarter. The bulk of the work is interning, online discussion, and independent projects. $15K.
I could have taken the one-year route at National, Phoenix, La Verne, etc, but those seemed like mere hoop-jumping programs to me. I know people who've gone through those specific ones and all agree they didn't learn anything, they merely put up with the "haze" just to get a degree.
I don't want a generic Master's in Education (with an emphasis on Curriculum and Instruction), which is what's offered here. The program I'm in has me taking 8 real-life-no-crap math classes and two education classes. This is much more to my liking, even if it costs more.
And it *does* cost more :(
Starting this fall an 18 months (give or take) online program, 12K. Intelligence and Homeland Security, basically focused for police work. Eventually I know I gotta change from a patrol car to a desk and I knowing how dumb I am I'll stick to intelligence!
What? no eTextBooks for an online course? Should be only $0.99/ea on the KindleFire.
Oh, I forgot. Limited appeal and they got you by the peanuts to buy from a single only source.
Good luck!
It may be an online course, but it's an online math course.
One of the books has an electronic version, but I need to take notes in my math books. Dead-tree-version all the way.
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