PHD in Education - cheapest RA

Hi Mike - As you know, you've just been banned and I am very satisfied with the service

 

Should you get a doctoral degree? This article is about Ed doctorates but the questions it asks might apply to anyone considering a doctoral program.

https://medium.com/age-of-awareness/should-you-start-a-doctoral-program-fbd9761b6cca

 

SEO. There's a lot of known tricks that use Medium to exploit... I mean, creatively construct benefits from non-value added work...

 

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Seriously, Hille's friend could qualify for a PhD in Education tuition free - at one of the best schools. Stanford. There's a stipend with it too. How much? I'm not sure - I think between $25K to 40K a year. Funding is guaranteed for 5 years and they say that such degrees are generally finished within that time. I scanned a list of 25 PhD programs available tuition-free and Stanford was the only school I saw offering a PhD in education under those terms.

I realize this is not distance learning. Sadly, I cannot find this kind of financial opportunity in distance mode. If it's not possible, due to a job, or the pension that comes with it - I'm sorry it won't apply. Money-wise, it beats everything else hands down and quality-wise it's top-notch. It's Stanford. What else could it be?

If this info is no good to anyone - I'm sorry, again. I know how it feels to have to stay at a job to ensure your future. At 46, when I got through college for the first time, I was offered a great opportunity at a terrific school, within commuting distance, just across the border in the US. 50% off tuition, two years and I would (likely) have the key to the executive washroom. I couldn't do it. I intended to retire in four years (as I did) and I had to stay in harness till then to be officially retired - and take the money and run. So I did.

Retired 27 years now. Grandpa of four. Enough schoolin' since to keep me out of trouble. Regret not having a degree from that school - only a little, and if I lie down it goes away. Don't regret retiring - and someone else can have the key to the exec. washroom. We all have to make choices.

 

I just come across one of the top international conference alert providing website portal. The main objective of their website is to inform the forthcoming international conferences to global researchers, students, scientists and academic professionals. You can learn explore new stuffs
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Reported. Not that it matters these days.

 

Unless things have changed, the two cheapest online EdDs are ACE (American College of Education) and LSU Shreveport.

Both 20-25k and both RA to boot.

As for PhD in education, I am not sure.