May 27, 2008
Helping all teachers become "Highly Qualified"
Grand Canyon University has set aside $100,000 in scholarship funds to help Pennsylvania Educators get started on their 1st or 2nd Master degree. The University provides a convenient and flexible option for pursuing higher education and works to help all teachers become ?Highly Qualified.?
The programs we offer are available 100% online and are compliant with the Pennsylvania Department of Education. GCU is Regionally Accredited by the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges. We are a campus based University located in Phoenix Arizona that was founded as a ?Teachers College? in 1949.
You may also be eligible to receive a $4000 "Teach Grant" and an additional $5,000 - $17,500 in loan forgiveness for teaching in a Title I school. Our upcoming semesters begin June 30th and Sept. 1st for those interested in the opportunity to join the teacher?s cohort in your area. If you are interested in receiving information on our University and scholarship* money to begin a program please visit: http://www.gcu.edu/ec/swhitener
The Masters Degrees available are as follows:
The Bachelors Degrees available are as follows:
*You must request information through Steve Whitener to qualify for scholarship funds. If you go to the general Grand Canyon University website you will not qualify for the offer as there will be no way to distinguish you from someone not given this opportunity.
If you would like to apply for admissions and secure scholarship funding please visit: https://secure.mastersonline.com/application/frmlogin.asp?molid=43
I look forward to hearing from you!
Steve Whitener
Regional Enrollment Advisor
Grand Canyon University
Toll Free: 1-866-849-8433
swhitener@online.gcu.edu
This email was sent by: Grand Canyon University 3300 W. Camelback Road Phoenix, AZ, 85017.
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