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I'm looking to do a Masters in Teaching or a Master's in Ed in the Northeast. I know Smith College has a program called Project Coach that is fully funded in exchange for 20 hours of work in their urban ed program, and at Boston College Lynch School they have a partially funded urban ed fellowship as well. Does anyone know of any other Masters in Ed or MAT programs that are partially or fully funded in the Northeast? Thanks!!

In college, I majored in sociology and Spanish. After teaching English as a second language and two years as a college access counselor, I've realized I want to do a MAT or MEd to become a high school English teacher. However, I need much more content knowledge because I didn't major in English--are there MAT or MEd programs that would allow me to complete my content-area coursework as well as the ed-focused coursework once admitted to the program? I would like to apply for Fall 2018 and am concerned that I won't accepted to any programs because of my lack of English background. SOS! I did a Fulbright Fellowship and have 3.7 undergrad GPA (competitive liberal arts school).