State Colleges lower online rates for Graduate courses in Education
LINCOLN – Chadron State, Peru State, and Wayne State Colleges are lowering their online rate to $359 per credit hour for graduate-level courses for PK-12 educators. Graduate-level courses that lead to Master’s degrees in curriculum and instruction, special education, and history/math/science education are included in the new rate for the 2020-21 academic year, which makes these degrees among the most affordable in the state for teachers.
“The State Colleges are rooted in teacher education, and it is fitting that we create affordable options for teachers to continue their education,” said Dr. Paul Turman, Chancellor of the Nebraska State College System (NSCS). “The last few months have truly highlighted the vital role teachers play in our communities and our economy. Chadron, Peru, and Wayne State are here to support Nebraska’s teachers and are pleased to provide them opportunities to advance their education, skills, and careers.”
Today, the Board of Trustees approved a special graduate online rate for the following programs:
Chadron State
Peru State
- MSE in Curriculum and Instruction
Wayne State
- MSE in Curriculum and Instruction
- MSE in Special Education
The new rate will take effect for the 2020-21 academic year, and is all-inclusive and has no additional fees.
The Board of Trustees also lowered its undergraduate online rate for the 2020-21 academic year to $299 per credit hour, making it the best educational value in Nebraska for students completing a Bachelor’s degree. The rate is also all-inclusive and has no additional fees.
The terms CSC students may enroll at the lower rate include:
Oct. 7: Second seven-week session begins
Jan. 11: 16-week session begins
Jan. 11: First eight-week session begins
March 15: Second eight-week session begins
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