How to get online masters degree in a year and earn elite USC Trojan status

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Nowadays it has become so simple to earn a Master of Arts in Teaching degree from an internationally renowned research institution. The institution is no other than USC which has around ten decades of experience in educating change agents. If you are an aspiring teacher or current educator then the USC Rossier School of Education’s MAT@USC offers you the prestige of earning a Master of Arts in Teaching degree from an elite research university with the convenience and flexibility of studying online. It gives an edge to aspiring teachers by earning for them the prestigious Master of Arts in Teaching degree from an elite research university with the convenience and flexibility of studying online. I was amazed to see the technology video that introduces the interactivity of the program. USC's Highly interactive online learning combined with field-based experiences is second to none in the industry and is guaranteed to lead you to a degree with its accelerated program that you can complete in as little as 12 months. The tuition reimbursement program is simply groundbreaking and provides scholarships to deserving teachers. So in less than a year you can target yourself to become a part of the elite USC Trojan Family. If you are not convinced by my blog post, you can read more program information or refer to the MAT@USC Student Blog and hear in detail about the insights of the program from actual students. Some things you would ponder from the blog are the facts like Rossier and the MAT@USC who were awarded by AACTE for innovative use of technology in education. Some other goodies include full USC student status and benefits, participation in commencement ceremonies and free lifetime Alumni Association memberships. So hurry now as this is your opportunity to learn from distinguished USC faculty recognized for their contributions to modern education and be part of 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.