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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'd major in a subject, especially if you want to teach high school, plus the MA can mean a salary boost. [/quote] OP here. The concern is the massive cost of the 5th year (master’s). [/quote] If you are planning to become a teacher, you should not have "massive costs" associated with college. Go instate somewhere you can afford. Teachers get paid the same, no matter where they got their undergrad. [/quote] OP here. What qualifications do schools like Sidwell, Potomac, NCS and boarding schools look for?[/quote] Many private high school teachers have a degree in the subject they teach. It’s not difficult to pass the Praxis general and subject specific (Praxis II), and take the coursework needed for certification after the department of education assesses your transcript. [/quote]
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