Bachelor of Science in Education in Elementary Education - Learning and Pedagogy

There are several related occupations for which there is significant growing demand in the Southwest region and nationwide which this degree addresses. The degree will be of interest to those who homeschool, trainers, educational consultants, curriculum developers, educational sales representatives, youth program leaders (afterschool programming, camp directors, youth sports), faith-based children'syouth leadership, instructional designers, tutors, and substitute teachers. Additionally, early childhood teachers, preschool directors, social and community service directors may be interested in this plan.

Official transcripts from all secondary (high school) and post-secondary (college/university) education to your application for the admission evaluation (including vocational and ESL transcripts).Require a minimum 2.5 grade-point average (GPA) on a 4-point scale for first-year and transfer students without an associate degree.Admission requirements - Individual program admission requirements over and above admission to NAU are required. The Elementary Education – Learning and Pedagogy degree is not available for open enrollment, as it is designed for students who choose not to complete their Student Teaching experience to obtain teacher certification. To be eligible for admission to the Elementary Education – Learning & Pedagogy program candidates must meet one of the following requirements - Enrollment in the Organizational Partnership (Global) Campus or Senior Status and approval from the student's advisor or department chair to change majors.