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GRE

Discussion in 'Anything goes' started by CM Punk, Oct 26, 2008.

  1. CM Punk

    CM Punk Guest

    I'm going for a Master of Art in English. It turns out that it's fewer credits and costs less than getting a certificate to teach in my state. Also, I don't want to be bound to the secondary level. I may way to work toward a Ph.D.

    According to the application, a 500 on Verbal is the minimum accepted score. It didn't say anything specific about other parts of the GRE.
     
  2. MacDaddy

    MacDaddy Active Member

    Are you potentially planning to teach at the secondary level? If so, you're still going to need to be certified.
     
  3. CM Punk

    CM Punk Guest

    The degree also includes the classes for that certification.
     
  4. Herbert Anchovy

    Herbert Anchovy Active Member

    The logic portion is some harebrained shit. Nothing on Earth can prepare you for that.
     
  5. MacDaddy

    MacDaddy Active Member

    So an MA in English includes teacher certification, but costs less and is fewer credits than just teacher certification?
     
  6. CM Punk

    CM Punk Guest

    MA w/ certification credits = 45 credits.
    Certification courses = 87 credits.

    It's fucked up, but it's what the university is telling me.
     
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