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Jun 9, 2004
Hi All,
I am currently enrolled at UNLV in Las Vegas as an
undergraduate Elementary Education major. My wife is
being transferred to Seattle for her job, and I am
considering transferring to a university in Seattle.
Where do all of you in Elementary Ed. in Seattle receive
your undergraduate degrees from? What I am looking for is
a public university with relatively affordable tuition. I
am currently in the midst of my student teaching
practicums at UNLV with only two semesters to go until
completion.
Obviously, I have scoured the web looking for this type of
information, but have been unable to obtain a clear
picture from the various university website. So far, I
have checked UW, WSU, WWU, and Antioch. Do these
universities offer undergraduate elementary education
degress in the Seattle area?
Any guidance you can give would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
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I've attended both the UW and WWU, though not for a few
years. I did my teacher prep work at the UW. It was very
hands-on: 4 qtrs. 2 required half time in the classroom. The
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