Bachelor of Education in Adolescent and Young Adult Education Grades 7 - 12

Become a trusted educator guiding students through their pivotal middle and high school years. In UToledo’s adolescent and young adult education program, you’ll enhance the essential social, instructional and developmental skills you need to make a lasting impact – inside your classroom and beyond. Choose a discipline that aligns with your strengths and interests: Chemistry Earth and Space Science Language Arts Mathematics Integrated Science Social Studies Life Science Physics top reasons to study adolescent and young adult education at UToledo Education scholarships. Apply for the Herb Scholarship, a prestigious, full-ride award for future teachers that covers the cost of full-time, in-state tuition plus room and board for four years. Hands-on experience in local classrooms. Learn in one of more than 150 Toledo-area schools as early as your first semester. Receive feedback and guidance from expert teachers and administrators. UToledo education students train in local classrooms a minimum of five semesters, gaining invaluable experience in urban and diverse settings. Focus on STEM education. We’re a leader in preparing successful science and math educators. Help meet today’s high demand for STEM teachers, drawing from our program’s strong partnerships and faculty research. The Carver Center. The Carver Center serves as a hub of connectivity for education students to learn the latest technology and get equipped with the laptops, cameras and other materials they need to succeed in their field experiences.

You are considered a freshman if you are coming to UToledo directly from high school and have never attended university. If you took college courses while enrolled in high school, you are still considered a freshman.

Minimum GPA: 2.7