Credit requirements
You undoubtedly know that you have to earn a master’s degree. But did you know that you’ll also earn more money when you get your master’s — and that you’ll earn even more if you have a masters, plus 30 credits and qualify for the “second differential.”
By taking courses or enrolling in a master’s or certificate program through the UFT Teacher Center, you’ll not only get a good education, but often save money, too, at most of the participating colleges. These courses are taught by UFT colleagues, experienced classroom teachers who combine theory with practical applications you can use every day.
- Credit-bearing courses, some with reduced tuition. The UFT Teacher Center schedules more than 500 undergraduate and graduate courses each year. Look for the special educational supplement to the New York Teacher, mailed to all members before each term, in the fall, spring and summer. Or go to www.ufttc.org for listings.
- Master’s degree and certificate programs. These Teacher Center programs, offered in conjunction with several area colleges and universities, are fully described in the educational supplement to the New York Teacher.