Regis College has partnered with public school systems in Boston and Lawrence to offer a variety of tuition discounts and special degree opportunities. This degree completion program is offered to current para-professionals in these systems who would like to pursue a BA in Education (non-licensure) through Regis. To determine if your system provides a similar benefit, please contact your human resources benefits administrator.
Course | Credits | Traditionally Completed |
---|---|---|
ED 100 Teaching and Learning | 3 | summer |
ED 101 Educational Psychology | 3 | summer |
ED 220 Child Behavior Management | 3 | summer |
PS 203 Introduction to Psychology | 3 | summer |
ED 202 Early Childhood/Elementary School Math: Curriculum | 3 | fall |
PS 307 Child Development | 3 | fall |
ED 207 Early Childhood/Elementary School Math: Instruction | 3 | fall |
ED 208 Children’s Literature | 3 | fall |
ED 205 Principles and Methods of Secondary Education | 3 | spring |
PS 310 Psychology of the Adolescence | 3 | spring |
ED 327 Teaching STEM | 3 | spring |
ID 208 Integrating the Elementary Curriculum | 3 | spring |
ED 325 Teaching Social Studies | 3 | summer |
ID 222 Exploring the Human Spirit | 3 | summer |
ED 306 Instructional Strategies in Specific Subjects Offered in Secondary School | 3 | summer |
ED 315 Content Area Reading Instruction: Secondary Schools | 3 | summer |
ED 312 Literacy Development Including Special Needs | 3 | fall |
ED 308 Contemporary Issues in Special Education | 3 | fall |
ID 413 Internship Interdisciplinary Seminar | 3 | fall |
ED 610 Educational Research | 3 | fall |
Total Credits | 48 |
Eligible candidates must meet the following criteria:
Dean of Undergraduate Admission and Retention