The graduate programs in Elementary and Early Childhood Education are extensions of programs leading to the baccalaureate degree and Class B certification.
The advanced level programs offering master of education degrees are for students who are interested in becoming master teachers, as well as for students who hold undergraduate degrees in other fields and are seeking teacher certification under an alternative master's degree program.
Course experiences and practicums are designed to give students a more thorough knowledge of recent practices and research in the field of education.
The College offers a variety of undergraduate programs leading to the BS degree, with concentrations in graphic design, studio art, art education, physical education teaching P-12, health education, exercise science, sport management, elementary education and early childhood education, and secondary education with majors in biology, chemistry, English, history, physics or mathematics, as well as career technical education areas including agriscience education, business/marketing education, family and consumer sciences education, technical education and career technologies education.