The B.S. Adolescence to Young Adult Education (7-12) at Franklin University is your pathway to becoming a highly qualified educator, equipped to inspire students in grades 7 through 12. This undergraduate program addresses the critical need for skilled teachers in secondary education, focusing on developing your expertise in integrated language arts, mathematics, or social studies. You will explore foundational pedagogical principles and advanced instructional strategies, preparing you to meet the diverse needs of adolescent learners. This degree is ideal for aspiring teachers seeking a robust academic foundation and practical skills for a rewarding career in education.
This online, full-time program is designed to be completed over four years, integrating theoretical knowledge with essential practical experiences. You will engage with core professional education courses, including technology in the classroom and instruction for learners with exceptionalities, alongside specialized methods block courses tailored to your chosen content area. Throughout your studies, you will benefit from opportunities for field placements and a comprehensive student teaching experience, allowing you to apply your learning in real-world settings. You will graduate prepared for Adolescence to Young Adult (Grades 7-12) licensure and a successful career as a secondary school teacher.