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The Bachelor Completion in Education program at Regis College offers several pathways for students to become licensed teachers upon graduation. Students learn how to plan curriculum at appropriate grade levels, demonstrate the ability to synthesize theory and practice in both college and pre-K through 12 settings, and learn about curriculum at the appropriate grade level, including breadth, depth, integration, and application to a classroom setting.
The need for licensed educators in Massachusetts has never been greater. The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) actively seeks to diversify their educator workforce relative to the student population across the state.
Four tracks offered:
We invite you to download a free flyer about this program to learn more and to hear what a student has to say about their experience!
Discounted tuition rate available to employees of eligible Regis partners.
*Does not include fees. Based on the academic year 2024-2025.
Regis College has a long tradition of expertise in Education. The university has close ties and partnerships with many school systems including Boston Public Schools, Lawrence Public Schools, Everett Public Schools, and more. Through these partnerships we are able to offer discounted tuition rates to partnership employees.
What else sets Regis apart?
Regis' education program is proud to be part of Kappa Delta Pi (KDP) with our vibrant Alpha Theta Rho chapter. With the mission of fostering excellence in education and promoting fellowship among those dedicated to teaching, the Alpha Theta Rho chapter has contributed to the community at large through various initiatives such as supporting the Birthday Wishes organization and donating children's books to local schools.
After completing my associate's degree, I wanted to further my education and complete my bachelor's. I was trying to find a program that worked with my paraprofessional hours. I received an email from Lawrence Public Schools that they were partnering with Regis College to help paraprofessionals complete their Bachelor's. It was one of the only schools around that was able to provide a great affordable program that aligned with my schedule. In May, I will receive my bachelors in Secondary Education. I couldn’t have done it without the help of the amazing, patient, helpful advisors and professors at Regis.Shantel Hidalgo BA ’23 Paraprofessional, Lawrence Public Schools