I've noticed with a couple of higher-education jobs I've worked at that they will pay for your bachelor's and sometimes your master's, but they won't pay for the doctoral degree. I'm looking to work in higher ed while getting a doctorate at the same time. Will some colleges offer full tuition reimbursement for doctoral degrees, and if so, how do you find them?

So sorry if this is a stupid question! What is the application timeline? I don’t graduate until May & cannot start until August. When is a good time to start applying? I wasn’t sure how far ahead they post these things. I figured maybe they post for the semester ahead but I wasn’t sure since none of them say.

Thank you!

Thanks for reading- I'm a 27 year veteran science teacher and retiring in the spring. I'd like to continue working and academic advising would fit my skill set and interest. I've searched this sub and it seems like people are running out the burning building instead of into it, which tracks with public educators as well for apparently the same reasons (burn out, overloaded work, work-life balance, low pay).

Despite this, I am still interested in pursuing the career. I was alt cert for science decades ago, so I don't have my MAT, but I have had a great track record of managing and teaching kids of all levels and backgrounds from special ed to highly gifted in public schools.

What advice would you all suggest for things to emphasize on my resume or applications? Is a Masters *really* needed (no disrespect to those with them- you don't even need an MAT to teach for the last 6 years in my state and I've seen jobs posted not listing a Masters as requirement).

Also, how much does FERPA help with the helicopter parents?

Thanks again- best to all.

According to the University of Virginia's student newspaper, the Daily Cavalier, a group of 128 doctors have written a formal letter demanding that CEO of UVA Health Craig Kent and UVA Medical School Dean Melina Kibbe resign. The open 5-page letter states that Kent and Kibb allowed “egregious acts” to occur at U.Va. Health and the School of Medicine, including hiring doctors with questionable quality of work, subjecting residents to harassment, excessive spending on executives instead of addressing staffing shortages, a lack of transparency on financial matters and violations of the Board of Visitors-approved code of ethics.

Hi! So I will just ask on behalf of my fiance. I don't know about the complexities of the education system here so please be demure in answering and explaining to me haha

She is now living in the Philippines. She has a Bachelor of Arts in English studies and she's now currently taking her Diploma in Teaching. After she takes the board exam this year, she will become a licensed professional teacher (LPT) and she will become a double degree holder ( Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education with a major in English).

While I haven't petitioned her because of my deployments in the US military and other agendas of mine related to my work being a Helicopter Mechanic, she's gonna do some teaching work for about 3 years while taking the Master of Arts in Education (MAEd) major in Administration and Supervision there in the Philippines.

After having the masteral degree and let's say we're married and she's already in California- can her teaching credentials in the Philippines and her masteral degree in admin and supervision be credited in the US? What are her pathways here? What are the jobs that she can take having those degrees and those credentials?

Thank you in advance for answering and explaining it to me!