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Sponsored Description: The programs in the Clarion University College of Education and Human Services combine the highest level of quality— accreditation by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education as well as other individual program accreditations -at a most competitive price. By comparing tuition costs you will see it is one of the lowest priced MEd programs nationally and has been rated a “Best Buy” by GetEducated.com The graduate programs of the College of Education and Human Services meet the highest standards of state, national and disciplinary accreditation. Our mission is to prepare effective, dedicated and high-quality professionals, decision makers and life-long learners who have mastered a recognized body of knowledge, internalized standards of excellence and demonstrated the required candidate performances. Our alumni are creative and ethical practitioners well prepared to meet the challenges of the 21st century. We are very proud of our alumni and the differences they make every day in their schools, organizations and communities. Our success is reflected in their commitment to excellence.
Accreditation:
Regional Board - Middle States Association of Colleges & Schools
This school provides an excellent online education. This school provided me with an introductory course to familiarize me as a new students to the online world of learning. Professors were very proficient, organized and helpful with online learning. I was skeptical with applying myself to online learning but Clarion University proved to be an outstanding learning institution.
The iMSLS program was comprehensive and prepared me well for my career. Almost every instructor/professor was a true expert in LIS with real-world experience to share. As a working professional with a family, an online program was the only option that suited me, and Clarion's ALA-accredited program was competitively priced and well-suited to my needs. I have made contacts through the program who have enriched my studies and LIS work.
I guess the program was fine but I don't really feel like the classes were anything extraordinary. Having this degree hasn't helped me. The way things are in the hiring field, I would strongly advise against getting a library degree.
Good school for Library Science degree, very affordable, was blended between in person classes and online when I attended. Adjuct teachers were so so, but permanent faculty were great.
