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Masters in Special Education and Teaching Programs in the Rochester 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. University of Rochester

    • Graduate School
    • Rochester, NY
    • 5 reviews

    Graduate Student: I have attended the University of Rochester School of Nursing for my Bachelors degree in nursing and am currently enrolled for my doctorate of nursing practice degree to become a family nurse practitioner. The school has flexible class times, including evening class time for students who work traditional day-time hours. Many of the classes are completely online or hybrid courses. The professors are often practicing nurses or advanced practice nurses, which allow students to obtain the best possible education. The school is across the street from Strong Memorial Hospital, which makes it convenient for students to juggle work and school schedules.
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    • St. John Fisher College

      • Graduate School
      • Rochester, NY
      • 5 reviews

      Graduate Student: I went to St. John Fisher for my graduate degree. It was a great experience with very qualified professors and small class sizes. The down side, and reason for 4/5 stars is price, as the tuition was expensive when comparing to others.
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      • Nazareth College

        • Graduate School
        • Rochester, NY
        • 3 reviews

        Graduate Student: People who work there are very responsive and willing to help anytime. They know what they are doing, and do everything to help students not to waist time of going from one office to another with question but instead they try to answer all questions clear. Everybody is very friendly with great manners( which is very rare in a colleges from my experience) For emails it’s the same thing. The response is very quick, and clear.
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        • Roberts Wesleyan College

          • Graduate School
          • Rochester, NY
          • 1 review

          Graduate Student: I am going to be in the RN to BSN completion course. I've been out of school for over 5 years ,Roberts Wesleyan College has given me the flexible opportunity to work full time and obtain my degree one night a week.
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          • SUNY College at Brockport

            • Graduate School
            • Brockport, NY
            • 7 reviews

            Graduate Student: I will start in May! I am excited, the campus seems nice. the experience has been good so far and people seem professional. the college is well respected so i should not have a problem finding work after i graduate. professors have good credentials and the facilities are clean and taken care of. all the website information has been correct. the resources for aid seem to be robust.
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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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