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Thinking of pursuing a terminal degree in education? “Terminal” might sound ominous, but it also marks a final chapter in your higher education pursuits. We want to help you make the best decision regarding your future studies, which is why we’ve put together this list of resources. Whether you’re trying to decide whether an Ed.D. is worth it or have questions about accreditation, these practical guides serve as your starting point.

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Baylor University Online Doctor of Education (EdD) degree in Learning and Organizational Change program website
Vanderbilt University Online Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Leadership and Learning in Organizations program website

  • Ed.D. Program Accreditation

    Ed.D. Program Accreditation - How it Works and Why it's Important

    Nearly every college out there claims some kind of accreditation. Learn what exactly you should be looking for when it comes to both institutional accreditation and specialized accreditation for Ed.D. programs, why it’s important, and how it works. And if you’re interested in an online degree, don’t worry — we didn’t leave those out either.

    Ed.D. Program Accreditation – How it Works and Why it’s Important

  • Is an Ed.D. Worth It?

    How to Decide if an Ed.D. is Worth It

    Oh, the draw of going back to school. Some are nostalgic for that new book smell in a freshly cracked textbook, while others can’t wait to organize their planners. Some just view it as a necessary rung on the long ladder of a career. Whichever it is, this guide will help you decide whether earning an Ed.D is worth it for you.

    How to Decide if an Ed.D. is Worth It