This college is so affordable, I can't wait to began!

I completed my Master's in Educational Technology with ACE in 2013 and returned as soon as the doctorate was ready. I'm on my last course and will graduate with my Ed. D. soon. So exciting. Challenging while mothering small children, working full time and coaching but you can do it if you set your time to do it! So grateful to ACE.

Studying at ACE is a rewarding learning experience where I have learned exceptional knowledge, developed skills and enhanced my ability to collaborate and communicate with international educational community.

I graduated from ACE in January 2015 with a M. Ed. in Educational Leadership. The work at ACE IS challenging and time consuming, but the education is quality and very thorough. I scored the equivalent of a 96% on the Pennsylvania Administration Praxis, and I attribute much of that score to the instruction I received at ACE. Once I graduated, Pennsylvania quickly accepted the program and awarded me a Principal's certificate without any trouble (and PA has VERY high standards). You can't go wrong with ACE, honestly, and the price can't be beat. Just be prepared to work (it was MUCH more difficult than my Masters work at Drexel), especially on the portfolio/internship.

This is a great school. Fast pace. Hands on professors. The heavy use of recent vetted scholarship is impressive. And major school districts not only recognize the degree but recommend the program as well.

The Curriculum and Instruction/Educational Leadership programs are superb. I passed the state principal examination. I am preparing for life outside the classroom in the next two years or so. Thanks ACE!!!!!

This program was a great deal of work but well worth the effort. It strengthened my skills in many areas. The flexibility of the program was workable with my schedule. I highly recommend this program for those who are willing to work hard to achieve their goals.

Love this program. Very flexible and applicable to what we do every day as teachers and future administrators.

I had always wanted to study at the graduate level, but could not find a graduate program that had courses that were relevant on the global stage. I started my M. Ed in Curriculum and Instruction with a Specialization in Teaching English as a Second Language in May 2010 and found it quite relevant to my practice. It was not an easy feat, but it was manageable. Even though it was via distance, it didn't feel virtual because there was much interaction between lecturers and students. One of my lecturers contacted me when she realized that there was an impending hurricane in my country, people cared and it didn't feel like distance. The program is also recognized outside the United States as it was assessed by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority and was rated as a level 9 of 10, with 10 being at the Doctoral level. I have no regrets for making it ACE. The information I learned is still informing my practice on the other side of the world. Thanks ACE.