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Feb 25, 2008
Thank you for reading!
Does anyone know if there really is a substantial
difference in salary between holding a Bachelors and a
Masters? I have a BA in Fine Art, looking to teach art, K-
8 or high school. Trying to decide if it's worth the time
and money to go ahead and get my Masters, or if I should
just spring for Licensure right now, since it sounds like
experience might be more valued than education level...? I
would love to start teaching this fall, but I'm not yet
certified and have 0 experience -- any advice? Perhaps I
should try charters? Thanks a mil!!
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I think it depends upon your area/district, but here (Eagle Co) it would be
beneficial to work on your master's while getting experience--in other words,
get the licensure, then job, then master's....