Earn your teaching degree from USC - online!

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As many of you well know, I'm in the newspaper business. I work for a community newspaper in a rural county, so naturally, the school systems are a big topic in our paper.

More than once - in fact, more than a dozen times, I'm sure - I've looked at the stories and said, "I should have gone into teaching."

From the standpoint of a journalist, it starts to look like a pretty good deal.

Now you can get your Master of Arts in Teaching from the prestigious USC Rossier School of Education online, with the privacy and convenience of working from home - around your schedule.

The program includes a highly interactive online course combined with real-life field experiences. There's also a tuition reimbursement program, and you can complete the accelerated program in as little as 12 months.

Scholarships are available, and you have the opportunity to become a part of the elite USC Trojan family.

Rossier and the MAT@USC have been awarded by the AACTE for their innovative use of technology in education.

Find out what it's all about, and click here for additional program information.

You can view a technology video that introduces the interactivity of the program, and read the MAT@USC student blog to hear insights about the program from actual students.

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