Touro College on West 23rd St, NYC. Specifically, their education programs...anyone has had experience with them? (degree, school)

[SPAteacherNYC]

i'm seriously thinking about applying for their online M.S. with dual Early Childhood/Special Ed Early Childhood certification. The school seems affordable, it's regionally accredited, and its education programs are sanctioned by TEAC. Anybody has any stories or any info about them? Have you attended any of their campuses? Do they have a good rep? Thanks for any help!

[boglokofodo]

Look for a better school and take an On campus degree, not online.

[SPAteacherNYC]

Originally Posted by boglokofodo

Look for a better school and take an On campus degree, not online.

Elaborate, please.

[boglokofodo]

I have a problem with that school because I went to a college that was previously part of that school. It was outside the U.S. Eventually the international campus (where I went to) became an independent institution by itself and the year I graduated the college shut down the same year. Apparently there were many corruptions going on. dunno who to blame. Now I feel I spent four years for nothing.

You will learn more from on-campus programs - educationally and socially. As well employees don't care about online programs.

CUNY and SUNY are better options.

[Jazzii]

I personally know nothing about that college but I know CUNY Hunter is a great school for education and they also have a b-2 SpEd masters program