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Library Science Degree?
What is a school at a reasonable price for a bachelor of science in the library that has a good name in the field? Is there anyone here with experience? I do not want to be completely focused on the cost of tuition, however, I am limited to about 12-13,000 per year. My main concern is a school with a good reputation in library science when I'm looking for employment. Ideally, it would be in Illinois.
The State universities often charge less for higher education to private schools. Find a School Library accredited by the ALA [American Library Association). Other answerer has given you a link to the list of accredited schools so I will not repeat here. Sometimes the state universities in states that border yours agreements Reciprocal about enrollment. Look for schools that offer opportunities for assistantships. In Iowa, for example, students holding an assistantship (quarter-hour or more) are classified as residents for purposes of fees, which would save about 12k on the non-resident tuition? http://www.uiowa.edu/admissions/graduate/costs/library-science.htm http://www.uiowa.edu/admissions/ graduate / programs / program-information / library-INF-sci-ma.html. When you check your options, plan a visit to the office financial aid from the university to find out what is available. On-or off-campus employment may also be a possibility for you. I note that University of Illinois has consistently ranked at or near the top of lists of the best library programs in the country. Another senior program: University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. My Classification data comes from the U.S. News & World Report ratings of colleges. Since you are a resident of Illinois, a look at Champaign-Urbana, it would a good place to begin your search. More education is not cheap!
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