A few days ago
How do you become a community college professor?
Does it involve as many steps as becoming a 4 year university professor (i.e. a Ph. d)? Do their salaries go up the longer they teach?
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My daughter is a community college teacher and she has two undergraduate degrees – a B. Sc in math and computer science and a teaching degree. As a community college teacher she is required to work towards a masters degree over the next four years. Her salary will go up with more experience and with more education. The rules probably vary, depending on the state/province and the college.
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A few days ago
It depends on the community college, and the specific area you’re teaching. I would think you’d need at least a bachelor’s at any school, with most requiring a master’s.
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A few days ago
Most of my professor do not have the masters, they are working towards them. Yes the do get paid more as their training and tenure increases.
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you need your Masters ( 6 years) to teach in Community colleges
you need a PhD to teach in Universities
Community Colleges pay better for some unknown reason
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Yes, a Ph.D. Your salary goes up when you get tenure.
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