u/dreynaaud

Hi everyone! I am graduating this upcoming December with my bachelors in child & family studies. I am planning on applying and starting the WGU ma in elementary education program in January! All things considered, what is the fastest I could finish this program with high effort. I am willing to put life on pause and grind. Has anyone finished this program in a 6 month timeline? Is that possible? Maybe unrealistic but my dream would be to grind out the program in 6 months, finish by June & apply for teaching positions in August. Let me know.
Another consideration. Would it be faster to just get a second bachelors in elementary education with their licensure pathway?

Hi everyone! What is the typical pay range for new entry level paralegals. I will be graduating with my bachelors degree and my paralegal certificate in CA. Socal/Riverside/Oc region. Let me know your thoughts! Will I be able to make a living wage starting out?

Hi everyone! I am looking into becoming an OTA in the state of CA. SOCAL/Ie area. I have a bachelors degree in child & family studies. None of my local community colleges offer programs like this. What is the cheapest quick route to take? I’ve looked into privates but the tuition is astronomical. Does anyone have experience with this process and enjoyed the route they took?

Hi everyone, I am graduating with my bachelors in child & family studies this upcoming December. I’m wanting to transition into becoming an SLPA. What is the process like for non CSD majors. What is the cheapest and quickest route? None of the community colleges in my area offer SLPA. Are there any online programs that are accredited and ensure licensure? I’m new to this, let me know. I’m in the socal/Ie area.