Undergraduate Programs
We call it the “Endicott College Advantage,” and our students have an outstanding reputation in the education community thanks to this all-encompassing approach.
About our Undergraduate Majors
You won't just learn how to teach—you'll be working with children and supporting their development requires rigorous classroom training and abundant field experience. That's exactly what you'll get at Endicott.
In addition to coursework, extensive field experiences are a hallmark of our programs, beginning with internships in both freshman and sophomore years. We will work with you individually to ensure that your placements allow you to explore your interests and help you meet your goals.
Students complete a literacy placement during their sophomore year and an English-language learners (ELL) placement junior year. Also, during junior year they complete a pre-practicum field experience and a teaching practicum in their senior year.
There is also an option to add the moderate disabilities license (PreK-8) by taking additional courses and meeting the Massachusetts Tests for Educator Licensure (MTEL) requirements. All educational studies majors pursue a semester-long internship in the senior year.
B.A.
Education: Early Childhood Teacher Licensure Concentration
Prepares students to work with children and support their development. This program meets regulations for licensure in Massachusetts for early childhood education (grades pre K-2).
B.A.
Education: Educational Studies Concentration
Prepares students for careers in places like day care centers, private schools, museums, and positions that do not require state licensure.
B.A.
Education: Elementary Teacher Licensure Concentration
Prepares students to become elementary school teachers that make a difference. This program meets regulations for licensure in Massachusetts for elementary education (grades 1-6).
B.A.
Education: Secondary Teacher Licensure Concentration
Prepares students to become middle or high school teachers. This program meets regulations for licensure in Massachusetts, with options for biology, earth and space science, English, history, or math.
Fifth Year Master’s Programs
Endicott offers Fifth Year programs that can be completed in one year, including applied behavior analysis (ABA), early childhood education, elementary education, reading and literacy, secondary education, special education: moderate disabilities, and special education: severe disabilities. School of Education graduates will be granted accelerated acceptance to Fifth Year programs.
Teaching Fellows Program
Interested in a tuition-free master's degree and a year of experience on your resume? Become an Endicott Fellow. An intensive, one-year residency at a local school allows students to complete a master's degree in one year. This competitive program offers a year of experience and a degree funded by the partnering district.
School of Education Undergraduate Statistics
96%
earned proficient or exemplary on the Mass. Educator Evaluation
95%
are employed in a Mass. public school
70%
studied abroad
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