I went for my bachelor’s at a traditional school, then landed my teaching position. After I had been teaching for a while, I went to get my masters and took those courses online through Walden University. Online courses really aren’t too bad. You get to ‘attend’ class when you have the time and teaching yourself the material isn’t too difficult. It just requires a lot of reading on your part, which would happen at a traditional college, too. Talk to some area school districts and see what they say. If they don’t like to hire teachers that receive their degree online, you may have to consider a traditional college in order to get a job. Or, start your coursework online then transfer to a traditional school your senior year so that you have a degree from that ‘traditional’ school. Good luck!

i agree with you! online modules are tough..