u/ComprehensiveBar6339

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Thinking about Becoming a Teacher after Undergrad

Hey I'm a Rising Junior in Undergrad. I will complete my BS in Data Science and International Affairs, a semester early as well.

For some context, I also speak Mandarin at Limited Professional Level and I can be trained to work in ESL OR ENL. I've been a Tutor since Junior Year of High School, so around 4 years of doing that. 1 year of that I worked at an Afterschool Program in DC Public Schools. I am going to work as a Program Assistant at an Education based Non Profit in DC, this summer. I've taken more than the necessary course work for most Social Studies or History based programs, but I will only have around 15 credits from 5 Math Courses. The rest of my Data Science Coursework is mostly focused on Python and R stuff which I won't bore you with.

I know I will qualify for a pretty good Social Studies MAT Program in or near NYC. I am much more worried if I will be a competitive applicant for a Social Studies Teacher in the current environment in NYC.

I guess ChanceMe?

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I know this is a long stretch but I moved to Hicksville, a year ago. I'm from Queens. and I am so bored out of my mind, all I have been doing is smoking and scrolling all day. Seriously, is there anything to just do for free without a car here?

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u/ComprehensiveBar6339 — 19 days ago