B.A. OR B.S IN EDUCATION, SPECIAL (GENERAL CURRICULUM AND ADAPTED CURRICULUM)

WHY CHOOSE THIS DEGREE?

A B.A. or B.S. in Education, Special (General Curriculum and Adapted Curriculum) is earned by individuals who have a deep level of compassion and patience to create individualized learning experiences for their students. This degree allows you to:

• Embark on a fulfilling teaching career that helps and cares for children with physical, mental, or learning challenges 
• Strengthen your critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills 
• Connect with students and change their lives for the better through the education system

WHY EARN IT AT GREENSBORO?

At Greensboro College, earning a B.A. or B.S. in Education, Special (General Curriculum and Adapted Curriculum) means you will have unique opportunities to:

• Experience a top education program in the state of North Carolina 
• Earn a teaching licensure for grades K-12 
• Train and prepare for your career in different school settings through 16-week long student teaching experiences
• Learn from a curriculum that emphasizes specialized learning and development 
• Have one-on-one time with faculty to gain further teaching assistance as well as stay on track with your career goals 

WHAT CAN I DO AFTER GRADUATION?

With your B.A. or B.S. in Education, Special (General Curriculum and Adapted Curriculum), you can begin your education career teaching children from grades K-12. You will also be prepared to further your learning and pursue a graduate degree in education, if you so choose.