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In reply to the discussion: My daughter just shared the happy news... [View all]MyMission
(2,000 posts)21. Congratulations! And some advice from a former academic administrator
I suggest she take 12 additional credits in education so she can be certified to teach!
Working in higher ed for many years, I suggested this to many students, and the ones that did so were always grateful. Majoring in Science, History, English, Art whatever, having a teaching certificate can open doors and offer options after graduation. I'll add that I did not do that, and ended up teaching with a provisional license and needed to go back to school for 12 credits to get certified. That's my unsolicited advice. Please share it with your daughter.
I know you're proud of her!
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Yes, not easy, but leads to a lifetime of delights and employment. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Oct 30
#8
Congratulations, well done by all. Chemistry is a wonderful field which can lead to many opportunities.
c-rational
Oct 30
#18
Congratulations to both of you! That is how I got my college degrees, some decades ago.
Ziggysmom
Oct 30
#39