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The US Department of Education (ED) provided clarification about the temporary federal aid pause. The department confirmed that no grants or loans would be paused or delayed. At this time, Relay’s Student Financial Services team continues to review all Direct loan and TEACH grant applications. The spring term disbursement is scheduled for Thursday, February 13, 2025. You can read the ED announcements here, and you can apply for federal loans with Relay here. Please contact us at [email protected] if you have any questions.
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Relay offers several different types of initial-level certification programs across our campuses: alternative certification, MAT + alternative certification, dual certification, and advanced certification. Certification requirements may include exams, workshops, and coursework; and they vary by state, campus, and program.  To learn more about the certification requirements for your state and program, please select the link for your Relay campus below. 

 

Colorado Licensure Costs

Connecticut Licensure Costs-Elem
Connecticut Licensure Costs-Sec

 

Delaware Certification Costs

Georgia Certification Costs

Illinois Licensure Costs

New York State Certification Costs

New Jersey Certificate of Eligibility (CE) Certification Program
New Jersey Additional Certificate Program

Pennsylvania Teacher Intern Certification Program
Pennsylvania Post-Baccalaureate Certification Program
Pennsylvania Additional Certification Program

 

Tennessee Licensure Costs

Texas Certification Costs

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