Re: MEd to MLS thoughts

[Julie Mueller <JMueller@FLR.FOLLETT.COM>]

Bea & Friends,
I actually wanted to find out how to go the opposite way ...  from a MLS
(and I have a K-12 teaching cert) to a MEd.  In my area, it would have
taken me almost two years to fulfill the requirements and practically
nothing of my Univ of Chicago MLS would have transferred over!!  I was
totally frustrated.

The beauty of the MLS is that you can work in so many different kinds of
environments and do the same library work, or do different library work in
the same environment.  All except for schools!  They won't even interview
me!  Go figure.

Julie Mueller, Coordinator
Collection Development
Follett Library Resouces
jmueller@flr.follett.com

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