ayucht Posted November 17, 2011 Posted November 17, 2011 Hi guys, I am strongly considering applying to NYU and Teachers College as well as Hunter College for Childhood Education/Special Education at the childhood level (dual). I understand that all programs are very reputable, however I am having a very tough time deciding on whether or not I want to have the burden of loans when I know I can get a cheaper education at a State school. I graduated from Cornell University with a BS in Human Development and I want to be sure that I give myself the best possible education. My question is, for all of the loans (40K+) do you think its worth it to enroll at an NYU or a Columbia? to then become a teacher (part of me says yes - because of the reputation and name and part of my says no - because of the financial risk). Your feedback will really help me! Thanks!
lureynol Posted November 17, 2011 Posted November 17, 2011 I just finished an MA in history at hunter college, and I will say I was very glad that I went with the state school. Our tuition here is very reasonable, and we've got a damn good Ed department. I'm afraid I have no direct experience with the early Ed program, but I hope these generalities help.
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