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June 11, 2008 9:38 PM Subscribe
Night school for an eventual Science Education degree? In NYC? Does it exist or must I find some other way to (eventually) blind the middle grades with science?
I live in NYC and am trying to pursue an undergraduate degree in science education (preferably for middle grades and up). However, I'm near 30 and can't afford to lose my daytime income. This thread was inspiring, but lacking in specifics regarding pursued majors/degrees.
CUNY/Hunter/City College, Columbia, and NYU all offer programs in science education, but I can't seem to find a school or program with night classes I can take towards this eventual goal. (I also can't seem to find a General Science Education degree, but that might be a whole other AskMe.)
I've never been to college, so it's quite possible that I'm just not looking in the right places. Any advice about how to tackle this problem, or am I just out of luck?
I live in NYC and am trying to pursue an undergraduate degree in science education (preferably for middle grades and up). However, I'm near 30 and can't afford to lose my daytime income. This thread was inspiring, but lacking in specifics regarding pursued majors/degrees.
CUNY/Hunter/City College, Columbia, and NYU all offer programs in science education, but I can't seem to find a school or program with night classes I can take towards this eventual goal. (I also can't seem to find a General Science Education degree, but that might be a whole other AskMe.)
I've never been to college, so it's quite possible that I'm just not looking in the right places. Any advice about how to tackle this problem, or am I just out of luck?
City College has the Center for Worker Education, which is an undergrad program designed for people who work during the day and need to take night classes. They don't have a secondary education program, but they do have an early childhood education program, if you wanted to teach science to grade schoolers. The website is here. Otherwise, I'd suggest looking at the education department websites at the schools you were interested in and email the advisors about night classes.
posted by blueskiesinside at 10:25 AM on June 12, 2008
posted by blueskiesinside at 10:25 AM on June 12, 2008
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Be careful of transfer credit limits though and only take classes that will transfer to all or most of the programs that you'll eventually apply to.
posted by k8t at 10:23 PM on June 11, 2008