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Masters in Special Education and Teaching Programs in the Salt Lake City 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. Brigham Young University

    • Graduate School
    • Provo, UT
    • 41 reviews

    Graduate Student: I loved my professors, my peers, and my major. I also loved how inexpensive BYU was! The location is perfect, there are so many recreational things to do in the area, and I truly felt that the professors were there to help me learn and grow. I was devastated when I graduated, but am so thrilled that I get to go back and attend law school there for three years.
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    • University of Utah

      • Graduate School
      • Salt Lake City, UT
      • 22 reviews

      Graduate Student: The University of Utah has a good graduate program for a variety of students. Its greatest strengths are the quality of professors, academic opportunities, and surrounding environment. As a graduate student in the school of music, there is a great music scene with many of opportunities in the city, from the Utah Symphony to the Mormon Tabernacle. Many say that the Mormon presence dominates SLC, but I honestly have not noticed any major influence that affects my overall experience. While diverse, the program is perhaps more on the moderate/traditional side compared to programs in other nearby states. However, there are many opportunities for travel and funding to pursue academic endeavors (conferences, workshops, etc.). Overall, I have greatly enjoyed my time here (and especially being surrounded in the beautiful Utah Valley)!
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      • Western Governors University

        • Graduate School
        • Salt Lake City, UT
        • 94 reviews

        Graduate Student: When I spoke to my admissions counselor at Western Governors University, I was very intrigued by the flexibility this University offers. Flexibility is one of the most important things to me. I have three children, two in high school, and one attending Western Washington University. I work a full time rural health nursing position that provides opportunities for training, helping, and tutoring aspiring Student Nurses or new Registered Nurses. I look forward to completing a Masters of Science in Nursing Education, which will allow me to provide up to date knowledge and practice for the new generation. Western Governors University would not only offer the easy-going schedule I am looking for, but they would provide and weekly support an amazing education I will be able to apply to my real world experience as I complete the program.
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        • University of Phoenix - Utah

          • Graduate School
          • Salt Lake City, UT
          • 1 review

          Graduate Student: I love that the University of Phoenix here in Utah has had a face-to-face option for learning. The field I am entering requires so many hands-on experiences and practical application that working online would not be sufficient to gain all the skills. I have had the privilege to work with competent professionals, willing classmates and really gain a once in a lifetime experience.
          I would like to see a change that this campus stays open somehow so that future practitioners get the opportunity to learn from these professors.
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            University of Hartford

            • Graduate School
            • West Hartford, CT
            • 3 reviews

            Graduate Student: My experience is with the University of Hartford's Master's Nursing Education Program. It has smaller class sizes and is convenient for the adult learner. I feel that the program is helpful with ensuring success for their students.
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