Bachelor of Science in Education (BS)/Master of Education, 5 Years
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16 weeks
On Campus, Lancaster PA
Do you have a heart for service and a special connection with disabled individuals? Then our five-year undergraduate and graduate program for special education is for you. Through this 4+1 program, you’ll be equipped to serve pre-K through twelfth-grade students across the spectrum of learning.
LBC’s program is unique because you can earn two degrees, an undergraduate and a graduate, in just five years. You’ll also receive a Pennsylvania Instructional I certification (PK-4), Special Education (PK-12), and an Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) Standard certification (K-8). This allows you the option of teaching in both public and Christian schools.
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Graduates from this major receive Pennsylvania Instructional I certification (PreK-4), Special Education certification (PreK-12 ) and Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) Standard certification (K-8)
Related Education Program Options
LBC Foundation Studies Courses 4 Credits
Bible & Theology Core Courses 30 Credits
Arts & Sciences Core Courses 34 Credits
Major Courses 73 Credits
See the Undergraduate Academic Catalog for curriculum plans, course descriptions and program details. For the Master’s in Special Education, refer to the Seminary & Graduate Catalog.
This bachelor’s/master’s program prepares students for various educational contexts. Here is a sampling of careers and opportunities this degree affords:
Earn two degrees in just five years with LBC’s 4+1 program—your BS in Early Childhood and a MEd in Special Education PreK-12. Save time, reduce tuition costs and start your career sooner without compromising academic quality. You’ll take graduate-level courses during your undergrad that count toward both degrees, and enjoy the full college experience while preparing for advanced professional opportunities.
Apply in your sophomore year to start the 4+1 track. Your academic advisor will guide you every step of the way.