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What Students are Saying

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I chose UGA to achieve my online degree because they offered workforce education, and I wanted to teach high school business classes. There aren’t a lot of schools that offer this program.
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Whitney Van Atta
Online Master of Education in Workforce Ed
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Online, you get into really good discussions that allow you to explore issues that you might never explore in a classroom setting.
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Demetrice Bryant, Director, Training & Communications, Emory University
M.Ed., Adult Ed., '14
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I was apprehensive about online classes going into the program. I always thought that I was a better learner "in person" and was concerned that I wouldn't gain as much in an online setting. I was totally wrong.
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Abigail Letts, The GLOBE Academy, Sixth Grade Language Arts Teacher
M.Ed., Reading Education
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The MFT program at UGA is an important stepping stone in career advancement in the Food Industry. I highly recommend this program to anyone with a science degree who now find themselves in the food industry and is looking to increase their knowledge for career advancement.
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Erin Surratt, Director of Product Development, CSM Bakery Products
Master of Food Technology, '07
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The MFT program at UGA is perfect for anyone in the food industry that wants to accelerate their career. As an alumni, I can personally speak to the great opportunities it also provides for those already in the food industry but want to explore a new career path.
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Meredith Hill, QA Technician, Maplehurst Bakeries
Master of Food Technology, '12
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Everyone that I have talked to in our field is always impressed to know that I went to UGA. The LDT program at UGA has a tremendous reputation in the industry and the studio experience and faculty are a huge part of that. The reason I am in my job now is a direct result of my time in the program.
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Seth Hathcock, Senior Curriculum Developer, Pardot
M.Ed., Learning Design and Technology, IDD, '13
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“I've never felt so comfortable to be authentically me. My close friends and family realize how beneficial this program is because I have nothing negative to say about it. We are so much more than a writing program. We are literary innovators.”
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Rebecca Jackson-Artis, Actor, Writer, Comedian
MFA, '18
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“The UGA MFA screenwriting program brings new vision to my life and career purpose.”
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Tina A. Brown, Independent Journalist, Author, Lecturer
MFA, '18
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The most enjoyable part for me is connecting with classmates from all over Georgia and the country.
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Ben Hall, Assistant Director, University of Georgia Gwinnett Campus
M.Ed., Learning Design and Technology, IDD
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“As a parent and working writer, the Low-Residency program allowed me to live a full life in addition to completing the MFA requirements.”
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André Gallant, Part-time Instructor, Grady College of Journalism
MFA, '17
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Most of the professors work in the industry and have current experience in the industry. They always have real world experience to share.
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Charnell Thomas, Pharmaceutical RA, Kimberly-Clark
Master of Pharmacy, Biopharma RA
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“My mentors in the [MFA] program, as well as my peers, nurtured my creativity as I spent many hours reporting and wrestling with the story. As I celebrate the release of this work, I remain grateful for all the support I found at UGA!”
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Emma Lacey-Bordeaux, Producer, CNN, “The Feminist on Cellblock Y”
MFA, '17
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I always tell my students to chase their dreams, work hard and never give up. What kind of example would I set for them if I were to give up on myself in the middle of the program? I was motivated because I want to be someone that they can be proud of, and that they can look up to.
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Jenna Thayer, Middle School Choir Teacher
Master of Music Education
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I believe everyone should experience online learning at some point in their career because it does shape learning habits and skill sets in a different way that a traditional learning environment doesn’t. In the area of music education, I learned a lot of skill sets that are going to be part of my career in a meaningful way.
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Jessica Tirado, Music Teacher
Master of Music Education, '17
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Even though I only see them a handful of times a year, I consider my fellow students some of my dearest friends. You’re never alone. I don’t want to trivialize this degree and compare the program to summer camp, but that’s the mentality behind our relationships. I know I’ll have this loving network for the rest of my life.
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Sarra Sedghi, Freelancer
MFA, '17
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Terry College of Business played a huge part in my decision to earn my Masters in The Master of Business and Technology program. It is known for its excellent faculty and top ranked programs. I knew that getting a degree from a well accredited business school would catch eyes on my resume and help to take me where I want to be in my career.
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Ashley Reese, Lead Software Developer, State Farm Insurance Company
MBT, '18
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They [online professors] have always been quick to respond to email and text messages. They have supported, encouraged, and challenged me through each of the classes that I have taken.
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Brittany Colquitt, Middle School Teacher
M.Ed., Middle Grades Education
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Traveling was an issue so I had to plan for online course offerings. I did some research into several programs for what they had available for grad students. Throughout my search, I kept coming back to the MIT (now MBT) program [at] UGA.
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Phillip Manville, Central Georgia Technical College, Web Developer
MBT
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I get the flexibility of communication and the rigor UGA is known for. This has exceeded my expectations regarding what I expected to learn in my master’s program.
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Maima Chea, PhD Student, Georgia State University
M.Ed., Reading Ed., '15
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My favorite part [about the degree program] so far has been furthering my knowledge in the area, and I can definitely tell through my job that it has helped me with clients and the different financial questions they have.
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Hattie Hutson
Online Master of Financial Planning
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I always wanted to get a masters but went straight to work after college. Once I saw the financial planning program ... everything just kind of fell into place.
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Joseph Paoletti, Financial Advisor, Morgan Stanley
Master of Financial Planning
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Many of the people in my class are teachers, and we all teach different programs – and some teach in other states – so I get a chance to hear from people near and far.
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Maima Chea, PhD Student, Georgia State University
M.Ed., Reading Ed., '15
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I wanted to get into gifted and creative education, and given my circumstances, I did a lot of research and it took me about four months…it had to be a good program from a good school and it had to be completely online. Fortunately, UGA offered all that.
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Sylvia Okada Yamada
Online M.Ed. in Educational Psychology, Gifted and Creative Education
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The professors in the [Food Technology] program were highly knowledgeable with impressive credentials and they were very accessible.
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Paul Rockwell, Corporate Chef, Diversified Foods & Seasonings, Inc.
M.F.T., '11
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I didn’t know what to expect being an online student. As I started my classes and started to post and start this conversation about the topic online, I was amazed at how free I felt to say anything that I wanted to say.
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Meredith Gurley-Johnson, Executive Director of the UGA Alumni Relations
M.Ed. in Learning, Leadership, and Organizational Development

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