So You Want To Be A Librarian?: Education
This fun, colorful guide is aimed at high school students and undergraduates. But everyone can use this guide to learn more about the library profession and why libraries are awesome.
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- What Undergraduate Degree Do I Need for an MS in Library Science?Brief article. Good advice on what to consider.
- So, You’re Considering a Master’s Degree in Library and Information Sciences, Now What?From INFOSPACE The Official Blog of the Syracuse University iSchool. March 13, 2013.
Similar information to above article from Seattle pi, but with more advice on thinking about what kind of librarian you may want to be before starting school and choosing an undergraduate major.
Choosing a Library School
Most professional librarian positions require a masters degree from an American Library Association (ALA) accredited college or university. Below are lists of schools and more information.
Joint Programs/Dual Degrees in Library Science
- St. John's University (Computer Science)Also offers a dual bachelor and master’s degree program in Computer Science and Library and Information Science.
Financial Assistance
The information below is from the American Library Association (ALA) and includes information on ALA scholarships and financial assistance as well as links to other resources. Individual colleges and universities may also offer financial assistance.
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What has a spine but no bones?
A book
Why is a math book always unhappy?
Because it always has lots of problems.
