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Hi,
Any comments on Santa Fe Community College's online
alternative licensure program?
Isn't a principal less likely to hire such a graduate,
compared to someone with either a conventional degree or a
non-online alternative licensure program?
Hi,
Any comments on Santa Fe Community College's online
alternative licensure program?
Isn't a principal less likely to hire such a graduate,
compared to someone with either a conventional degree or a
non-online alternative licensure program?
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On 11/05/06, jerry wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Any comments on Santa Fe Community College's online
> alternative licensure program?
>
> Isn't a principal less likely to hire such a graduate,
> compared to someone with either a conventional degree or a
> non-online alternative licen...See More