Secondary Education at Greenville University
A Bachelor of Science in secondary education will prepare and license you for a career in teaching students from grades 9-12. As a secondary education major, you'll take professional education credits along with the content specialization courses you need to pursue a teaching career in your chosen area of study. Content specialization areas include:
- Biology
- Chemistry
- English Language Arts
- Social Science - History
- Mathematics
- Physics
Check out more information about the education program at Greenville University.
Why GU
Accreditation & Reputation
GU’s School of Education is accredited through the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) and the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE). Both undergraduate and graduate programs have earned a reputation for excellence, producing teachers of excellence.
Endorsement Opportunities
To add teaching areas such as LBSI, music, Spanish, business, and other content areas to a teaching license.
Double Licensure
Complete double licensure requirements for early childhood and elementary education in a four-year bachelor's degree program. Double licensure allows teachers to work with students from birth through grade 6 in public schools, providing a wide range of opportunities.
Character Education
Earn nationally recognized certification in character education from Character Plus and learn to educate the whole child.