Instructional Technology
In this section, you will find frequently asked questions related to the Instructional Technology program. For other questions, please navigate on side menu.
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Why are there two different options available for the master's degree in Instructional Technology (ITP): Teacher Certification or Corporate Trainer?
- The Teacher Certification Track:
- is for current teachers in the NYC or NYS public school system. leads to NYS Professional Certification as an Educational Technology Specialist (CST 071)
- enables teachers to qualify for a 30 Above salary differential.
- is for those people who wish to work for an education-based company that assists teachers in enhancing classroom instruction by integrating technology throughout the curriculum.
- provides advanced pedagogical, technical, and staff development skills.
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Are initial certification or the GRE required?
- Initial certification is required prior to enrolling in the Teacher Certification Track, but it is not required for the Corporate Trainer Track. The GRE is not required.
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Does it take longer to complete the program if you do not have a technology background?
- Even if you do not have a technology background, you will not take any additional courses
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What are the salaries for someone earning a master’s degree in the Corporate Track?
- According to the Glassdoor Salary Guide, starting salaries vary greatly,from $60,000 to $85,000. To view this guide, please visit HERE
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What is the tuition for the MS in Instructional Technology program?
- $620 per credit, or $10,230 for average annual tuition (avg of 16.5 credits per year). $20,460 total tuition for 33 credits.
Registration fees (total $200/semester).