Is a D.A. degree appropriate for teaching in two-year as well as four year colleges?
Yes. The degree is highly individualized, and the manner in which you fulfill the degree requirements can be tailored to your career goals. D.A.’s currently hold positions at both types of institutions. How long will it take to earn my D.A. degree? This, of course, depends on individual academic preparation, experience, and effort. Exceptionally able and motivated students with fellowship support may complete requirements in as little as two to three years of full-time study beyond the Masters degree level, though three to four years is more typical. Intermittent residence will, of course, lengthen the time needed to complete degree requirements. Is financial assistance available? Yes. The department is currently allotted 8 D.A. fellowships. These are awarded on competitive basis, and are renewed dependent on satisfactory progress in the degree program. Students granted these fellowships receive a yearly stipend of $12,164, renewed for up to four years, in addition to being granted tui
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