As an NEA member, you are eligible for NEW full-tuition scholarships from Walden’s Richard W. Riley College of Education and Leadership when you enroll in the M.S. in Early Childhood Studies, M.S. in Education, or M.S. in Instructional Design and Technology program. Learn more.
The WGU NEA Academy Partner Scholarships are designed to help NEA Academy members attend college online to earn their teaching master’s degrees.
Each award is valued up to $1,200.
This scholarship will be credited to your account at the rate of $400 per six-months and is renewable for up to three terms.
For most WGU programs, tuition for a six-month term is $2,890, less the $400 per term scholarship.
Only the best courses of the highest quality make it through the screening process. Take a look at our standards for meeting your online education needs.
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Master’s Degree Programs
The screening process assessed the awards and recognition received by the programs, the number of students they served, the level of technical support they offered, and the interactivity of the courses.
We selected Walden University, Western Governors University, and UMassOnline.
This means lifelong learning and professional development is affordable, anytime, anywhere.
Our degree categories include: General, Administration, Curriculum and Instruction, and Counseling.
Through the partnerships, NEA members will receive 5 to 20 percent discounts on courses, special access to NEA member-only scholarships, and have some fees waived.
These alliances add depth to the Academy’s extensive offerings of professional learning opportunities.
