Program Details
Secondary Education - Social Studies Accelerated Bachelor's of Arts
Concordia University Wisconsin
07/01/2022
Earn your bachelor’s in education and Wisconsin teaching license online and become a 4-12th grade social studies teacher in just 3 years.
One can transfer in up to 84 credits from an accredited institution.
Students must pass a background check prior to taking the first education course.
This program is offered
Rolling Admissions with courses starting every 8 weeks throughout the year.
For more information about "career pathways" visit https://dwd.wisconsin.gov/career-pathways
Program curriculum provides the student with the education necessary to be successful in their chosen field. Each student is assigned an Academic and Career Advisor who assists them throughout their program.
Concordia University has a genuine desire to work with partners in the community. Companies who agree to partner are able to access customized professional development opportunities and employer spotlight recruiting opportunities. Employees of partner companies receive a Business Community Scholarship. Employees of partner School Districts receive an Academic Community scholarship.
Every Concordia student has access to Handshake, the largest internship and job search platform designed specifically for college students. Internships complement coursework and help students discover how their gifts and talents are best used in the workplace. Students have access to thousands of internships and full-time jobs in Wisconsin and nationwide. The Practicum and practice teaching elementary education students must complete often lead to job offers.
Tutoring and Academic Support Services are available per student request.
One can transfer in up to 84 credits from an accredited institution.
Eight-week courses:
Drop after Week 1: 75%
Drop after Week 2: 50%
Drop after Week 3: 25%
Drop after Week 4: 0%
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