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…are there any particular disciplines in higher education where there is an excess supply of adjunct faculty? or a discipline where there seems to be a continual shortage?

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I am currently going to University of La Verne twice a week to receive my BA in education. However, I just started and the cost of babysitting is killing us (my husband works nights). I am looking into online colleges and checking there accreditation.
I am currently considering Liberty University. However, they aren’t WASC accredited but are SACS accredited. I would really like to go to a college where I can also get a sense of religious enlightenment. Any opinions or help would be greatly appreciated.
If you have gone to an online school I would greatly apperciate your help.

Other Note: All the colleges I am looking into do require student teaching. So don’t think just because you study online you get no experience.

Take a look at Columbia College, and Drury University as well. Accreditations are by region, not nationwide, the reason why there is a difference in accreditations is because of the location of the school, not because of any quality difference.

why do you have to have teaching degree to teach elementary science in highschool, but to teach harder science in college you dont need any teaching degree? also is there a place online to look at todays science textbooks or maybe even download one.

You don't need a teaching degree to teach science because we'd much rather you have a science degree. You're going to have to be more specific – what subject are you looking for?

I have a bachelor degree in English. I am interested in getting certified to teach English as a second language. I don't seem to be able to find any info on this. I keep finding info for people who want to learn English not teach it. An online program would be ideal or somewhere in Michigan.

Where are you in Michigan?

EMU has a good program, but the program wasn't a good fit for me.

I completed my MA-TESOL at Madonna University (in Livonia). Very good program!! I would highly recommend it. They offer the MA program (with K-12 endorsement), or just the ESL endorsement (if that's what you're looking for). www.madonna.edu

If you plan on teaching in Michigan (K-12), you do need at least the ESL endorsement. You can't get this online.
If you plan on teaching in Michigan (higher ed), you'll need an MA. I just don't want you to waste your time/money with some crappy online course.

I am looking for an online part time Mathematics and Science Teaching job. I am in IIT Delhi which is one of the best institutes in the country. I am in my third year of Mechanical Engineering.

The use of online search engines specialising in this area should help…and the very best of luck.

You don't need certification to teach college courses, either on campus or online.