Bachelor of Arts in Education (BAEd)

The Bachelor of Arts in Education (BAEd) degree prepares students to seek employment in entry-level positions in elementary or secondary education. Students will consider, research, and learn to adapt the curriculum to the needs of children and adolescents from diverse backgrounds and ability levels. Classes are taught by experienced, respected faculty who bring knowledge and expertise into the classroom.

High school diploma from a university-recognized high school with a minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA or university-recognized high schools equivalency such as GED, TASC, or HiSET;

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High school diploma plus a previously earned Associate-level or higher degree from a nationally, regionally, or government-accredited college or university;

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High school diploma plus twenty-four (24) college-level credits (does not include remedial credits) from a nationally, regionally, or government-accredited college or university earned with a minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA;

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Approval from the Admissions Committee following a review of factors considered essential for academic success, including previous academic progress, non-academic achievements, and any additional information requested by the Committee as they relate to standards set by the University's governing bodies.