The Sewing Mom

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of USC. All opinions are 100% mine.

I spend so much of my day online, I might as well spend a little more time and further my education while I’m at it! Seriously, I work almost every day between 3-5 hours for my job, all done online. I end my almost daily shift, fix myself some lunch and sit down at a computer in my living room to read blogs, scan the internet and check email. Usually a two or three hours passes before I decide to go get some fresh air, do some sewing, cook some dinner and then, in the evening, get back on the computer to read a few more blogs, scan the internet some more and do a last check of my email. I really do think I should use my time more productively, I’m addicted to being on the internet, so why not get some program information on getting an online degree.

There are so many schools offering online degrees, but I would want to learn from the best. One of THE best would have to be USC. Why? Here are just a few reasons:

• Earn a Master of Arts in Teaching degree from an internationally renowned research institution with a 100-year history of educating teachers to be agents of change
• A School of Education which has been ranked #22 in the United States, and #9 among all private universities by US News and World Report
• A groundbreaking tuition reimbursement program designed exclusively for MAT@USC graduates
• Full USC student status and benefits, participation in commencement ceremonies and free lifetime Alumni Association memberships
• The opportunity to become part of the elite USC Trojan Family

I really can’t think of a better time to get an online degree either, especially for anyone wanting to get a better job, further their career or even simply meet personal goals.  The school even offers an accelerated program that can be completed in as little as only 12 months plus they have a tuition reimbursement program and available scholarships that might be worth checking in to. The USC Rossier School of Education’s MAT@USC offers current educators and aspiring teachers the prestige of earning a Master of Arts in Teaching degree from an elite research university with the convenience and flexibility of studying online.

If you’ve ever even considered furthering your education online, you should check out the program information offered by USC.

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of USC. All opinions are 100% mine.

My nephew married his new wife this past July and they moved to St. Louis where he is attending law school and she has started her new career as a high school teacher. My mom & I were just discussing how fortunate she is to have been able to obtain such a good job during this time of economic recession, especially since, other than student teaching, she has no experience (to my knowledge).

I think that the most important thing my new niece had going for her was that she obtained her Masters Degree before entering the job market. I have worked in the schools in the past and I know that many teachers aspire to get their Masters, but it can really be difficult to do once you’ve started working full time. Many of my teaching friends have been working at earning their higher degrees online. In fact, The USC Rossier School of Education’s MAT@USC offers current educators and aspiring teachers the prestige of earning a Master of Arts in Teaching degree from an elite research university with the convenience and flexibility of studying online. Their School of Education has been ranked #22 in the U.S. and #9 in private univerisities by US News and World Report.

USC Rossier School of Education program information shows that students have the opportunity to learn from distinguished USC faculty while earning a Master of Arts in Teaching from a school that has been teaching educators for over 100 years. This program combines online learning with field experience that takes place in your own home town. Plus, if you’re thinking about the financing, they have a ground breaking tuition reimbursement program that might be worth checking out.

In this time of high unemployment and low job availability, it seems to be the perfect time to further your education, doesn’t it?