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Hi. Several NM colleges offer courses leading to
alternative licensure. Santa Fe Community College offers
an online option for all coursework, plus an in-person
student teaching. Do employers readily accept this
credential, or does the online nature of it make it second-
best?
Thank you.
Hi. Several NM colleges offer courses leading to
alternative licensure. Santa Fe Community College offers
an online option for all coursework, plus an in-person
student teaching. Do employers readily accept this
credential, or does the online nature of it make it second-
best?
Thank you.
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I've never heard of a principal caring where someone got their
college degree-- but they do care what kind of license you
actually manage to get from the state.