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Arizona State University is more than sports, more than parties, more than just a local college to attend but this school has built some of the most hard working individuals out there. Preparing to educate our future, Arizona State offered some of the most personalized classes that helped guide students towards their future goal. It gave opportunities to go in the field to spend a day (or more) in the life of your future role, it gave a tremendous amount of support and guidance from counselors, professors,... Read More mentors, graduate students, and many more resources to reach out to. As a teacher, I now encourage future generations to attend Arizona State University!

I have really enjoyed my degree program through ASU online studies because of the accessibility of the program. I am able to work and take my courses at the same time. I receive a lot of guidance and assistance from ASU teachers to ensure that I remain on track with my studies and meet my deadlines. I have also greatly enjoyed the community that has been built even with an online program. Being able to meet online with fellow students really helped me feel a part of the campus and provided me with... Read More another way to seek assistance.

Arizona State University has a great education program. The classes all taught me a lot of relevant material for my career, and the teachers were all extremely helpful and knowledgeable. I learned a lot of things in my courses that I can take into my preschool classroom and use to the benefit of my students. Unfortunately, it is just a matter of fact that education majors don't usually earn a lot of money and financially speaking, this degree does not change much for my earning potential in the area... Read More where I reside. However, it would benefit me a bit more if I worked in a larger city. One downside to ASU's education masters program is the limited scholarships available through ASU. As a 4.0 student, I felt I should have had access to more academic based scholarships, but scholarships are very limited.

I am currently attending Arizona State University online and pursuing a Master's in Education. I love how flexible my school schedule is and enjoy the ability to attend lectures at my convenience. All of my professors have been supportive and receptive to feedback, which is a plus for an online program. If I were to provide any negative feedback, I would say that the platform we use for team meetings is not as effective and successful as it could be. Adobe Connect typically has difficulties when... Read More setting up the platform, and often disconnects or has low quality during conference calls. Besides that, I only have positive things to say about ASU online. ASU in general has a great campus culture and I am constantly set up for success. My counselors and the Financial Aid office are in constant contact with me and I've never felt so supported this much at a school. All of my classes are relevant, challenging and engaging. I learn from my instructors, as well as my peers on a regular basis. I actually look forward to attending class meetings and lectures since I no longer have to endure long commutes. If I have any questions or concerns with my grades, I usually get a response from my professors within 24 hours or less. Overall, ASU online is a great program and I would recommend it to anyone working full-time and trying to pursue a Master's in Education.

The Arizona State University Masters of Education program in Curriculum and Instruction to become a Board Certified Applied Behaviour Analyst is an excellent program. The courses are designed to prepare students for the board certification exam. All course content is tailored for the role of an applied behavior analyst. I feel like assignments are functional, they help apply and synthesize knowledge for a more meaningful understanding of the course content. Although I am in the online degree program,... Read More each course has had video discussions with 2-5 classmates to explore course materials and share learning experiences. Generally, classes are broken up into groups of about 30 students, and a co-instructor will grade your assignments and answer any questions you have. This degree commands academic excellence, with a heavy emphasis on APA formatting. I typically spend 10-15 hours each week on readings and assignments. The only issue I have with this program is that they do not assist with practicum placements.

I am currently enrolled in the Higher Education Masters program at ASU. After a year long search of schools nationwide, I settled upon ASU as the perfect fit for me and my education goals. This program offers a variety of elective courses and just as many talented and diverse professors. I have had the opportunity to work on campus as well and benefit from the exposure and a tuition stipend. I have been working to spread the word about ASU since I started and this is another great way for me to offer... Read More my opinion.