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Masters in Special Education and Teaching Programs in the Phoenix Area

Explore masters in special education and teaching programs and graduate schools offering MS special education and teaching degrees. Find the best special education and teaching programs for you with government statistics and graduate student reviews. 

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  1. Arizona State University

    • Graduate School
    • Tempe, AZ
    • 65 reviews

    Alum: The online graduate program made it easier to get my Master's from home or a coffee shop and still have the name recognition of a traditional brick and mortar school. Some of the professors were housed at the school and taught courses in person as well, but many were adjunct online educators from around the country. I felt like my professors were very knowledgeable and most were easy to communicate with. I think it's nice to connect with classmates around the world but difficult when you are in a group and required to communicate via web video and have in some cases 8 hour time differences. The program I was in has been recognized as an outstanding program--it definitely presented some difficulty, even though it was online. Being online made it easier to do the work but the work itself was no easier. Overall, positive experience.
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    • Arizona State University - Downtown Phoenix Campus

      • Graduate School
      • Phoenix, AZ
      • 7 reviews

      Freshman: I love the scenery and how much of a good positive vibe it gives you. When I first went on on my campus tour, the people were super nice, they greeted me once they seen me. I love how energetic the students are. I'd say this is far the best school I visited over time as a senior in high school. They also have great food places around. The cleanest environment you could ever step on. I love how they have a trash and a recycling bin at every corner you see. They do keep they're campus clean and all green. I love that
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      • Arizona State University - West Campus

        • Graduate School
        • Glendale, AZ
        • 2 reviews

        Graduate Student: ASU has a lot to offer for new or returning students. The professors I've had have been very good/knowledgeable. My program is through the West campus and I prefer it because it gets me out of the congestion of Tempe. Tempe, however, for new students has a rich night life, great food, and lots to do. Easy to travel in and out or Sky Harbor. ASU is ranked well for academics - worth consideration.
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        • Arizona State University - Polytechnic Campus

          • Graduate School
          • Mesa, AZ
          • 2 reviews

          Graduate Student: Education wise, the polytechnic campus was very good; socially not so well creating a unbalanced lifestyle.
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          • Ottawa University - Phoenix

            • Graduate School
            • Phoenix, AZ
            • 1 review

            Graduate Student: I attended Ottawa University's Master of Arts of Professional Counseling program, and I enjoyed every minute of the time I spent there. Their professors are knowledgeable in their content areas, and willing to have further discussion on a topic if it is clear that the majority of the class is struggling to grasp the concept. Classes were diverse, with students coming from a variety of ethnic as well as generational (my classmates ranged in age from their twenties to their sixties) backgrounds. The only thing I did not like about Ottawa was its location; not only was the campus building located in a less-than-favorable area of Phoenix, the fact that it was in Phoenix made for a long drive to and from class for me. Thankfully, each class was only one night a week, so I did not have to make that drive every day, just once or twice a week, depending on my class schedule.
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            • Grand Canyon University

              • Graduate School
              • Phoenix, AZ
              • 150 reviews

              Graduate Student: I recently joined the Lope family as a graduate student. Currently, I am pursuing a master's degree in Education Administration. I hope to someday impact the lives of as many students as possible in the role of administrator through sports or campus. Thus far, I have enjoyed my online experience at GCU. The professors are very knowledgeable and willing to assist. The counselors and other professionals are extremely helpful and willing to go the extra mile to remedy the problem or concern. It took me a few weeks to become acclimated to the online community, but with tech help and patience success has been the outcome. I would recommend GCU to any and everyone! It is a great school to learn and grow.
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                Merrimack College

                • Graduate School
                • North Andover, MA
                • 4 reviews

                Graduate Student: I would put 3 stars for the entire experience and an extra one for the memories.
                Academics: DECENT
                I had great professors and not so great ones. But the one’s that were great have helped me throughout my four years and I will never forget them.
                Athletics:
                Former athlete at Merrimack. They treat them great, some more than others. But overall athletics are supported and there are many oppetunties to see games/matches
                Campus Life:
                ALRIGHT
                Housing is terrible. Get off campus housing when you can! The food sucks too. I never ate at the cafe.
                Dorms are small and stupid. Not what you paid for :)
                Friends I made were amazing! However I wish there was more diversity!
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