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WELCOME!……to the new website specially designed for current and graduate students of the TCNJ – RTC Master of Education in Instruction program! Of course, we welcome prospective students as well. As you all know, the program is a statewide off-campus based experience and we are always looking for ways to build and enhance a sense of community among our current, past and possibly future students. We hope that this website will be a meaningful step in that direction, a step that will encourage you to visit and re-visit our site often as we provide ways for you to connect with other teachers in the program (including both M.Ed. students and course instructors). This is a website that is in development and we will be adding to it over the coming weeks and months. We also hope to feature networking and other professional opportunities that our students have told us they want to know more about. As you explore this site, please notice that we list grant opportunities for teachers, research papers written by RTC graduates, links to conferences, blogs, websites and professional organizations that we think will help you meet your own “PIP”. We also hope it will become a way for you to communicate with each other, and with us, on an on-going basis. Mostly, we hope this will be a cyber-space where RTC students can continue to learn, express their needs and ask questions as we collaboratively build an extended RTC community for some of the New Jersey area’s best teachers!

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Plan 1 The earliest you’ll start repaying your student loan is the April after you leave your course. You’ll only start repaying your loan if your annual income is over £17,335. This amount changes on 6 April every year. You stop paying if your income drops below this amount. Plan 2 If you’re already studying, the earliest you’ll start repaying your student loan is April 2016 - even if you drop out of your course early. If you start studying in September 2015 or later, the earliest you’ll start repaying is the April after you leave your course. In either case, you’ll only start repaying your loan if your annual income is over £21,000. You stop paying if your income drops below this amount. Students must meet two eligibility requirements: personal eligibility and course/institution eligibility. Personal eligibility principally concerns the student's residency status. To achieve course/institution eligibility, the student must be studying for an undergraduate degree at a UK degree-awarding institution or other verified higher education institution (HEI). In addition, students on some teacher, youth and community worker courses are also eligible for SLC support.[13] From academic year 2016/17, students aged under 30 studying for a postgraduate Taught Masters at a UK degree-awarding institution or other verified HEI will also be eligible for a £10000 student loan.[14] Tuition fee loan[edit] All full-time students are entitled to a tuition fee loan which covers the full cost of the tuition fee. From the 2012/13 academic year, universities are entitled to charge up to £3,465 for pre-2012 students and up to £9000 for post-2012 students. Since academic year 2006/07 when variable tuition fees of up to £3000 were introduced by Tony Blair's Labour government, the maximum tuition fee had been increased each year with the April forecast for RPIX inflation for the following academic year. For academic year 2010/11 the maximum tuition fee had reached £3290[15] and in the 2011/12 academic year the tuition fee was raised again to £3,375. The "old system" maximum tuition fee was raised one last time for academic year 2012/13 to £3465, a level it has remained for subsequent academic years in England. For courses starting after 1st September in the academic year 2012/13 the maximum tuition fee cap was raised to a maximum of £9,000 per year for full time students and £6,750 for part time students where the HEI has an access agreement in place, and a maximum of £6000 and £4500 respectively where the HEI does not. Scottish and Welsh universities were also entitled to raise their tuition fees, however Scottish-domiciled students studying in Scotland are entitled to free tuition and the Welsh Assembly pays any tuition fees for Welsh-domiciled students over and above the "old system" cap as uprated by inflation - £3810 for academic year 2015/16.[16] Northern Ireland retained the existing post-2006 student loan system. Both pre-2012 and post-2012 maximum tuition fees have been frozen at 2012/13 levels in England since academic year 2012/13. Elsewhere the "old system" cap has continued to be uprated annually with the April forecast for RPIX inflation for the following academic year. Maintenance loan[edit] All eligible UK-domiciled students are also entitled to a maintenance loan, which is designed to help pay for living costs whilst at university. All students are entitled to a set amount, with those living at home entitled to less and those living away from home in London entitled to more. For the 2009/2010 academic year, the maintenance loan was set at £2,763 for students living at home; £4,998 for students living in London; and £3,564 for students living at universities elsewhere in the UK.[17] Students from low-income households may qualify for an increased maintenance loan and/or maintenance grant (for every £1 of maintenance grant received the maintenance loan entitlement reduces by £0.50). For the 2009/2010 academic year, students living at home were entitled to an extra £1,075 (bringing the total loan to £3,838); students living in London were entitled to an extra £1,940 (bringing the total loan to £6,928); and students living elsewhere in the UK were entitled to an extra £1,386 (bringing the total loan to £4,950). The precise threshold for qualifying as a low-income household varies depending on which country of the UK the student resides in, and is set between two bands, with very poor students receiving the full extra money and less-poor students receiving only a partial extra amount.[17] For "old system" (i.e. pre-2012) students and "new system" (i.e. post-2012) students in academic year 2014/2015, the maximum maintenance loan rates rose by 1% for students studying both in and outside of London. For post-2012 students in 2014/15, those living away from home studying outside of London could access maximum loans of £5,555 (up from £5,500 for 2013/14), while those living away from home studying in London could access maximum loans of £7,751 (up from £7,675 for 2013/14).[18] For academic year 2015/16, maximum maintenance loan rates for both pre-2012 and post-2012 students will rise by forecast RPIX inflation (3.34%). The post-2012 maximum maintenance loan (for students living away from home, outside London) will rise from £5555 to £5740 and the pre-2012 maximum maintenance loan (for students living away from home, outside London) will rise from £5000 to £5167. Maintenance grant[edit] As well as being entitled to an increased loan, students from low-income households are also entitled to a maintenance grant, which does not have to be repaid. Like the extra maintenance loan, the precise threshold for qualifying as a low-income household varies depending on which county of the UK the student resides in, and is set between two bands, with very poor students receiving the full grant and less-poor students receiving only a partial grant.[19] For the 2009/2010 academic year, students from England and Wales were entitled to a grant of up to £2,906; students from Scotland £2,105; and students from Northern Ireland £3,406.[17] Maximum maintenance grants in England were frozen at 2009/10 levels in academic years 2010/11 and 2011/12. The 2012 Higher Education reforms in England brought a higher maximum maintenance grant of £3250 in 2012/13 for "new system" students and the maximum pre-2012 maintenance grant for "old system" students was increased by inflation for the first time in 3 years from £2906 to £2984. Maintenance grants on both systems were uprated by forecast RPIX inflation (3.2%) in academic year 2013/14 and by 1% in academic year 2014/15. For academic year 2015/16 maintenance grants on both systems will be frozen at 2014/15 levels: the post-2012 maintenance grant being frozen at £3387 and the pre-2012 maintenance grant being frozen at £3110. Other grants[edit] The SLC provides other grants, such as the Special Support Grant which is available for students on benefits.[19] However, the tuition fee loan, maintenance loan and maintenance grant are by far the most common assistance that the SLC provides. On the "old system" (pre-2012) higher education institutions themselves charging the maximum tuition fee are legally obliged to give a non-repayable bursary worth a minimum of 10% of the tuition fee to students in receipt of a full maintenance grant.[20] On the "new system" (post-2012) no such requirement exists, however those institutions charging more than the basic fee level of £6000 (full-time) need to include some support for disadvantaged students in their access agreements which need to be approved by OFFA. 3. What you pay You pay back 9% of your income over the minimum amount of: £17,335 for Plan 1 £21,000 for Plan 2 Interest starts being added to your loan from when you get your first payment. How much you pay depends on which plan you’re on. Plan 1 Your income per year Monthly repayments £17,335 and under £0 £20,000 £23 £25,000 £61 £30,000 £98 £50,000 £248 Interest on Plan 1 You currently pay interest of 0.9% on Plan 1. Plan 2 Your income per year Monthly repayments £21,000 and under £0 £25,000 £30 £30,000 £67 £50,000 £217 Interest on Plan 2 While you’re studying, interest is inflation plus 3%. Income Interest rate £21,000 or less Inflation £21,000 to £41,000 Inflation plus up to 3% Over £41,000 Inflation plus 3% The Student Loans Company has more information on how they calculate interest. If you have 2 or more jobs Your employers will deduct repayments from your salary - but only for the jobs where you earn over the minimum amount. HMRC may send you a tax return to make a self assessment of the repayments you owe for the whole year. You’ll need to pay 9% of all your income over the threshold - but any repayments you’ve already made from your salary will be deducted from this. Keep all your payslips and P60 - you’ll need them if you claim a refund. If you’re an employee and you do a tax return You might end up paying your loan back sooner if your income from savings and investments is over £2,000 a year.

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This is the first year Princeton Review has ranked online MBA programs. The motivation, says the company’s director of content development David Soto, is that the number of schools offering online MBAs is growing rapidly, from 68 schools in 2008 to 90 in 2012. As the online option becomes more accepted, greater numbers of students are taking advantage of the ability to keep working and earning while they study, and to avoid uprooting themselves to go to school far from home. “Students are reluctant to give up two years of salary to go to school,” says Soto, “and you can go to a great school, even a school across the world in Madrid. The online option is leveling the playing field for students who want flexibility.” The No. 3 school on Princeton Review’s list is IE University in Spain, which charges $58,320 for an online degree. The mean base salary for IE graduates is $113,800. When Princeton Review asked students how they chose an online school, reputation was the top criterion. Then came convenience and in third place, field of study. I would have thought that cost would matter more, but it was the last item on students’ lists. Still, the cost savings at some schools is substantial. At Auburn University in Auburn, AL, an online MBA costs just $27,900, compared to an on-campus degree, which is $65,500. Some other interesting statistics: 47% of the 2,000 online MBA students surveyed by Princeton Review were “career changers.” Some 42% of students surveyed at the top 25 schools said their employers were helping pay for their degree at an average of 61% of the degree cost. Also 44% of students said they got a promotion while earning their online MBA and their average base salary increase on completing the degree was 25%. After Kenan-Flagler and ahead of IE University is the No. 2 school, Indiana University-Bloomington’s Kelley School of Business, which graduates students with a mean starting salary of $107,400. Kelley ranks at No. 19 on the Forbes list.
this is understandable, given the value of the connections students make with professors who have links to startup funding streams and established businesses, and the invaluable connections students make with other students who can become future business partners (and alumni donors). Example: Hayley Barna and Katia Beauchamp, Harvard business school chums and founders of successful five-year-old beauty subscription service Birchbox, which has raised more than $60 million in venture capital. But Soto says 11 of the top 25 online schools require students to take part in at least one face-to-face immersion experience, and many of the online classes include real-time interactions like live chats. At UNC Chapel Hill, for instance, students must do two immersions. They can pick between international destinations like Mumbai where they attend three days of lectures with professors and business people, or San Francisco, where they can study either innovation and entrepreneurial thinking or data analytics and decision-making. But a brief immersion is obviously not the same as spending two years on campus with fellow students and professors. Still, for an increasing number of people who want business degrees but also want to hold onto their jobs and take advantage of their employers’ willingness to pay a share of tuition, while staying put in their communities, an online program is a compelling option. Princeton Review based its ranking onsurveys it conducted during the 2014 academic year of students and administrators. It only looked at MBAs that offer at least 75% of their program of study online. It asked students about everything from their satisfaction with professors to the technology platform. Of the administration, it asked about topics ranging from admissions selectivity to the number of faculty members that have dedicated office hours for online MBA students. For the complete methodology The Princeton Review developed the surveys with the assistance of an advisory board formed for this project in 2014. Advisory board members included faculty and administrators at top institutions offering online MBA programs. The survey for school administrators, which evaluated more than 30 fields, covers admissions selectivity, graduation and retention rates, faculty training and credentials, technological infrastructure, student indebtedness, and career outcomes among other items. The survey for students, which also evaluates more than 30 unique fields, allows students to rate their faculty, their fellow students, career preparation, academics, the technology platform, and overall satisfaction with their programs. Student Survey fields include: Program expectations Business school is meeting my academic expectations. How positive of an impact do you believe obtaining your degree from this program will have on your career in the immediate future? How positive of an impact do you believe obtaining your degree from this program will have on your career in the long term? Fellow Students Your business school classmates: Contribute to an intellectually challenging atmosphere. Help fellow students. Are the type of people you want to network with after graduation. Academics My program has done a good job of enhancing my skills in the following areas. operations teamwork communication/interpersonal skills presentation skills quantitative skills software skills How would you rate the depth and breadth of classes available through your program? Administration How well is your program run? Faculty Overall, how good are your professors as teachers? How engaging are your professors in their lectures and associated offerings? How well do your professors utilize the online platform? How accessible are your professors? Program Technology How would you rate the technology/platform of your coursework? Please rate how your school helps facilitate interaction with your fellow classmates in live online classes How well does your school help facilitate interaction with your fellow classmates outside of the classroom? Please rate the quality of the tools your school uses in the online environment (Videos, asynchronous content, feedback tools) In cases where there is a technology issue, how would you rate the speed and efficiency with which the school resolves the problem? Immersion Programs If you have participated, how would you rate the quality of your experience with the immersion programs? Career Services Please rate the effectiveness and counsel of career services office. How invested do you feel your school is in advancing your career and life goals? How effective are the resources that have been put into place to help you achieve your career and life goals? Overall Satisfaction Overall how satisfied are you with your decision to enroll in your program? Do you feel that you will graduate within the prescribed range of time for your program, without incurring any added expenses? Are you satisfied with the efforts of the administration to ensure you complete the program in your target time? Alumni have been helpful in my job search/career advancement? How likely is it that you would recommend your program to a friend or colleague?

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At the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s Kenan-Flagler Business School, No. 11 on Forbes’ most recent list of the nation’s top business schools, a two-year MBA costs $111,000 in tuition and fees.online MBA costs just $27,900 But the school now offers the same degree online, at a 13% discount ($97,000). According to a new list of the 25 top online MBA programs from test prep company Princeton Review, Kenan-Flagler is No. 1, with an average quantitative GRE score of 156 and a mean base salary for graduates of $112,000. This is the first year Princeton Review has ranked online MBA programs. The motivation, says the company’s director of content development David Soto, is that the number of schools offering online MBAs is growing rapidly, from 68 schools in 2008 to 90 in 2012. As the online option becomes more accepted, greater numbers of students are taking advantage of the ability to keep working and earning while they study, and to avoid uprooting themselves to go to school far from home. “Students are reluctant to give up two years of salary to go to school,” says Soto, “and you can go to a great school, even a school across the world in Madrid. The online option is leveling the playing field for students who want flexibility.”
The No. 3 school on Princeton Review’s list is IE University in Spain, which charges $58,320 for an online degree. The mean base salary for IE graduates is $113,800. When Princeton Review asked students how they chose an online school, reputation was online MBAs is growing rapidly the top criterion. Then came convenience and in third place, field of study.online MBAs is growing rapidly I would have thought that cost would matter more, but it was the last item on students’ lists. Still, the cost savings at some schools is substantial. At Auburn University in Auburn, AL, an online MBA costs just $27,900, compared to an on-campus degree, which is $65,500. online MBA costs just $27,900 and online MBAs is growing rapidly Some other interesting statistics: 47% of the 2,000 online MBA students surveyed by Princeton Review were “career changers.” Some 42% of students surveyed at the top 25 schools said their employers were helping pay for their degree at an average of 61% of the degree cost. Also 44% of students said they got a promotion while earning their online MBA and their average base salary increase on completing the degree was 25%. After Kenan-Flagler and ahead of IE University is the No. 2 school, Indiana University-Bloomington’s Kelley School of Business,online MBAs is growing rapidly which graduates students with a mean starting salary of $107,400. Kelley ranks at No. 19 on the Forbes list.So far, none of the schools at the top of the Forbes list—Stanford,online MBA costs just $27,900 Chicago’s Booth school, Harvard, Wharton, Kellogg K -1.47%, Dartmouth’s Tuck school and Columbia, do not offer online degrees. To me, this is understandable, given the value of the connections students make with professors who have links to startup funding streams and established businesses, and the invaluable connections students make with other students who can become future business partners (and alumni donors). Example: Hayley Barna and Katia Beauchamp, Harvard business school chums and founders of successful five-year-old beauty subscription service Birchbox, which has raised more than $60 million in venture capital. But Soto says 11 of the top 25 online schools require online MBA costs just $27,900 students to take part in at least one face-to-face immersion experience, and many of the online classes include real-time interactions like live chats. At UNC Chapel Hill, for instance, students must do two immersions. They can pick between international destinations like Mumbai where they attend three days of lectures with professors and business people, or San Francisco, where they can study either innovation and entrepreneurial thinking or data analytics and decision-making. But a brief immersion is obviously not the same as spending two years on campus with fellow students and professors.
Still, for an increasing number of people who want business degrees but also want to hold onto their jobs and take advantage of their employers’ willingness to pay a share of tuition, while staying put in their communities, an online program is a compelling option. Princeton Review based its ranking onsurveys it conducted during the 2014 academic year of students and administrators. It only looked at MBAs that offer at least 75% of their program of study online.online MBA costs just $27,900 It asked students about everything from their satisfaction with professors to the technology platform. Of the administration,online MBA costs just $27,900 it asked about topics ranging from admissions selectivity to the number of faculty members that have dedicated office hours for online MBA students. For the complete methodology

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At the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s Kenan-Flagler Business School, No. 11 on Forbes’ most recent list of the nation’s top business schools, a two-year MBA costs $111,000 in tuition and fees.online MBA costs just $27,900 But the school now offers the same degree online, at a 13% discount ($97,000). According to a new list of the 25 top online MBA programs from test prep company Princeton Review, Kenan-Flagler is No. 1, with an average quantitative GRE score of 156 and a mean base salary for graduates of $112,000. This is the first year Princeton Review has ranked online MBA programs. The motivation, says the company’s director of content development David Soto, is that the number of schools offering online MBAs is growing rapidly, from 68 schools in 2008 to 90 in 2012. As the online option becomes more accepted, greater numbers of students are taking advantage of the ability to keep working and earning while they study, and to avoid uprooting themselves to go to school far from home. “Students are reluctant to give up two years of salary to go to school,” says Soto, “and you can go to a great school, even a school across the world in Madrid. The online option is leveling the playing field for students who want flexibility.”
The No. 3 school on Princeton Review’s list is IE University in Spain, which charges $58,320 for an online degree. The mean base salary for IE graduates is $113,800. When Princeton Review asked students how they chose an online school, reputation was online MBAs is growing rapidly the top criterion. Then came convenience and in third place, field of study.online MBAs is growing rapidly I would have thought that cost would matter more, but it was the last item on students’ lists. Still, the cost savings at some schools is substantial. At Auburn University in Auburn, AL, an online MBA costs just $27,900, compared to an on-campus degree, which is $65,500. online MBA costs just $27,900 and online MBAs is growing rapidly Some other interesting statistics: 47% of the 2,000 online MBA students surveyed by Princeton Review were “career changers.” Some 42% of students surveyed at the top 25 schools said their employers were helping pay for their degree at an average of 61% of the degree cost. Also 44% of students said they got a promotion while earning their online MBA and their average base salary increase on completing the degree was 25%. After Kenan-Flagler and ahead of IE University is the No. 2 school, Indiana University-Bloomington’s Kelley School of Business,online MBAs is growing rapidly which graduates students with a mean starting salary of $107,400. Kelley ranks at No. 19 on the Forbes list.So far, none of the schools at the top of the Forbes list—Stanford,online MBA costs just $27,900 Chicago’s Booth school, Harvard, Wharton, Kellogg K -1.47%, Dartmouth’s Tuck school and Columbia, do not offer online degrees. To me, this is understandable, given the value of the connections students make with professors who have links to startup funding streams and established businesses, and the invaluable connections students make with other students who can become future business partners (and alumni donors). Example: Hayley Barna and Katia Beauchamp, Harvard business school chums and founders of successful five-year-old beauty subscription service Birchbox, which has raised more than $60 million in venture capital. But Soto says 11 of the top 25 online schools require online MBA costs just $27,900 students to take part in at least one face-to-face immersion experience, and many of the online classes include real-time interactions like live chats. At UNC Chapel Hill, for instance, students must do two immersions. They can pick between international destinations like Mumbai where they attend three days of lectures with professors and business people, or San Francisco, where they can study either innovation and entrepreneurial thinking or data analytics and decision-making. But a brief immersion is obviously not the same as spending two years on campus with fellow students and professors.
Still, for an increasing number of people who want business degrees but also want to hold onto their jobs and take advantage of their employers’ willingness to pay a share of tuition, while staying put in their communities, an online program is a compelling option. Princeton Review based its ranking onsurveys it conducted during the 2014 academic year of students and administrators. It only looked at MBAs that offer at least 75% of their program of study online.online MBA costs just $27,900 It asked students about everything from their satisfaction with professors to the technology platform. Of the administration,online MBA costs just $27,900 it asked about topics ranging from admissions selectivity to the number of faculty members that have dedicated office hours for online MBA students. For the complete methodology