Elementary and Secondary Educator Licensure Requirements by State

Students, including prospective students, should review state licensure requirements for teaching elementary and/or secondary licensure prior to applying to or enrolling in any of Regis College’s undergraduate or master’s level Education programs. Completion of a Regis College Education program at any level does not guarantee eligibility for state licensure or receipt of a license.

An indication is provided below regarding whether Regis College’s Education program meets a state’s licensure requirements, does not meet a state’s licensure requirements, or if Regis College has not yet made a determination whether such program meets a state’s licensure requirements.

For states in which Regis College has not yet made a determination whether such program meets a state’s licensure requirements, please contact the state agencies listed in the table below.

Please be advised that you should determine whether the licensed education program at Regis College will meet your state’s licensure requirements prior to enrolling in such program. This document is for information purposes only and cannot be relied upon as an official listing of state licensure requirements.

The link below takes you to a chart of reciprocity amongst states where you will be able to review what each state requires for teacher licensure; however it is strongly recommended that you contact the individual state you are seeking licensure in:

The Teacher Certification Reciprocity Guide