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Getting a Master’s Degree in teaching is expensive, but many people who do it, do so for the love of teaching. They do it because they want to help students by motivating them as well as by educating them. Then they worry about paying back their student loans later.
The Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellowship makes those who want to teach dreams come true. You don’t need to be a recent college graduate, but you do need to have an undergraduate degree in one of the STEM fields – Science, Technology, Engineering or Math with at least a 3.0 GPA. If you are approved to the program, you’ll receive $30,000 to complete your master’s degree in one of 14 universities in Indiana, Michigan or Ohio.
Your education will be extremely detailed in transforming students, not just teaching them. You’ll receive high-level mentoring from your professors and teachers in the field. In return, you will agree to teach for 3 years in a high-needs school.
There is an application process and the best of the best are chosen, based on your grades and your attitude toward teaching. You can learn more by visiting www.wwteachingfellowship.org.
The deadline to apply is September 1.
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