Hello,
I am currently working on my MLS degree. The university where I am enrolled
does not have an ALA accredited program. Is it really important to obtain your
degree from an ALA accredited MLS program? Is this something employers ask
about or look for when you apply for a librarian position. I just wanted to
know peoples thoughts about it.
Thanks,
Sheila Curley
Library Aide/College Student
Salem Upper Elementary
Salem, MO 65560
sjc13500@cmsu2.cmsu.edu
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