Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education In-person
College of Education|Academic Programs|Elementary & Literacy Education
This is your time to become an elementary school teacher! The B.S. Elementary Education in-person program offers you an accredited, regionally recognized, and connective path to complete your degree and get your K-6 Teaching Licensure. Synchronous classes provide a chance to connect with peers, faculty, and school/district partners to develop into effective, culturally responsive teachers at the elementary level.
This Program Is For You
- If you enjoy learning from and with others to get your degree.
- If you enjoy hands-on activities and engagement to further connect learning.
- If you are interested in gaining experiences from several field classrooms throughout the program.
Additional Benefits of Our In-person Program
- Transfer credits from community colleges
- Complete your coursework in 2 years (4 semesters)
- No classes in summer
- Individualized support and feedback
- Adaptive, engaging, and interactive classroom environments
- Cost and time savings
- Real world application
- Year-long student teaching placement during your final 2 semesters. This gives students an opportunity to see the beginning and end of the school year and support them throughout the year.
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B.S. in Elementary Education Courses
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Licensure for Elementary Education
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