I took a master’s degree online can become a certified professor at the New York State. A bit confusing to find the state’s Web site.
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What schools offer an online Master’s degree in teaching that can be used for certification in New York State?
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Cultural Theorist Said,
March 10th, 2010 @5:50 am
Try University of Phoenix. It seems to be everywhere.
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I’m pretty sure New York State doesn’t accept online Master’s degrees/certification. I think you have to physically go to an accredited school. There are some good ones near me in Rochester. SUNY Geneseo is cheap and well known for their teaching program. I am at U of R…but it’s very pricey.
It’s possible that you can take some courses online but I think the bulk of your coursework has to be in the classroom. Some other states will accept online degrees…but New York has a lot more rules/laws than other states.