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May 2, 2017
I was just reading a post about Laverne college being a great resource online, but someone posted another college where they got both their bachelor's and master's degree. Can't remember the name.
I have both a bachelor's and master's already, but my husband is considering finishing a degree while we're in Japan next year since he does not have a job. He has a police retirement, but he's only 43. It think it would be interesting for him to finish his teaching degree. Police can retire too early! He retired at 42, and will be losing his job in our home state when we leave. He needs something to do or he will drive me nuts.
Thanks!
TeacherMama K in Daegu
I liked WGU (Western Governor's University) it is online, accredited and there are no irritating group work activities.
SandArt
That's the one I was thinking of, TeacherMama. Thanks!
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