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I really want to be either a Kindergarten or 1st grade teacher… just wondering how long it would take to get my degree… :)
Thank you both for your answers. They were really helpful. :]

around six or seven years. However, you do realize that you only need a bachelors degree tot teach kindergarten and first grade? Anyway, wish you well in your studies

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Capella is not a regionally accredited school nor does it have a CSWE accredited social work program. All these online programs will say you can get a degree from them in social work – and I'm sorry to say all you will get is a worthless piece of paper. Without the accreditation you will be SIGNIFICANTLY limited. The truth is there are NO fully online accredited programs. Your best bet is to contact the largest close accredited MSW program (go to www.cswe.org) to search by your location). Many of these will have distance eduction and other options – this is your best bet for now.

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No. Go to a real college/university. A state school is better than an online school in every aspect, AND it's a hell of a lot cheaper.

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My girlfriend is graduating from college with her masters degree in Counseling. What would be a good gift to get her for this achievement?

How about an engagement ring?

A nice vacation would be great also, and she deserves it after all that hard work!

Everyone else will be buying her "stuff" make it special!

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Nowhere

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Are they respected? For those of you that got degrees from them – would you do it again? Thanks!

I teach at a traditional university and I also teach courses on line. I have no connection or affiliation with Univ. of Phoenix

When you look at University of Phoenix, it has pioneered an educational and service model specifically geared toward the way adults learn best and made its programs widely available to working students.

According to its website, University of Phoenix is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. It also has other specialized or professional accreditations. So if you enroll in their programs and complete them, the degrees are legitimate and recognized.

The question of respect is very subjective. The respect that any university – private or public- gets depends on numerous variables. If you are looking for it to compete with Harvard or Stanford, then this is not for you. But many employers are likely to accept it as good as other accredited institutions. If you are not sure, ask your employer.

If you want traditional programs, go elsewhere. But University of Phoenix satisfies a special need and is an expanding institution

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