Bachelors in Education Programs

(found programs from 1391 schools)

In this section of the website, you’ll find every single Bachelors in Education program we could find, whether accredited by the NCATE, the TEAC, or another accrediting body.

This is an intimidatingly long list, so we suggest that you also use the links below to check out the full list of Bachelors programs in the state in which you want to teach. You can also take a look at our full directory of accredited Online Bachelors in Education programs.

As a rule of thumb, you should contact multiple schools to compare them. There are significant differences between the programs in terms of cost, admissions requirements, and other characteristics. As with many things in life, the way to find the best Bachelors in Education program is to spend some time shopping around.

Featured Bachelors in Education Programs

Walden University Offers Online Bachelors Programs	Request More Information
Campus Location(s): Minneapolis, MN Featured Bachelors Programs: B.S. in Child Development - Preschool B.S. in Instructional Design & Technology - General

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Where Will I be Able to Teach After I Get my Bachelors?

You should make sure to talk to the schools about which state(s) you will be certified to teach in after you complete your Bachelors in Education there. Many states have what are called "reciprocity agreements" with other states, which means that if you are certified to teach in State #1, then State #2 will allow you to teach there as well, without having to go through another, different certification process. The schools and the state Departments of Education can give you more information on this.