New Accelerated Bachelor to Master Program offered to Education Majors

York College is excited to announce a new transition program for Education majors. Qualified faculty will be expanding the learning opportunities for its education students. Undergraduate Education students can now save time and money by pursuing a Master of Arts in Education. Four concentrations are available, Educational Leadership, Curriculum, and Instruction, Social Emotional Learning, or Sports Administration. ​

Upperclassmen students who meet the entrance criteria can enroll in graduate-level education courses beginning in Spring 2022. After completing the application process, students will take a minimum of 12 hours in the fall and spring terms of either undergraduate or graduate-level courses. These courses will count towards both the graduate and undergraduate program requirements. Students may choose to take up to 18 hours of coursework per semester to complete the program early.
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The Master's level courses are offered through York College's online platform in eight-week sessions. Six sessions are available annually, and students may enroll at any time throughout the year. 

A Master's in Education is also available to those who have already earned their bachelor's. Fill out a free application at online.york.edu/apply.

For more information, contact Dr. Erin DeHart  or Dr. Cheryl Couch.