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Education, A.A.

Immaculata’s Associate of Arts in Education lays the foundation for an in-demand field.

The Associate of Arts degree in Education provides a strong introductory foundation for individuals who are interested in pursuing careers in schools, childcare facilities, learning technology providers, and more.

All of the required coursework in the associate’s program is directly applicable to Immaculata’s Bachelor of Arts in Education to make for a seamless transition for those who want to continue on to pursue a B.A.

At A Glance

Program: Associate of Arts
Audience: Undergraduate adult learners
Format: Online and hybrid

Next Start Date: January 20, 2026

Cost: $250 per credit
Time to Completion Approximately five semesters of full-time study

"The Education program is filled with the best professors, the most engaging and enriching courses and countless opportunities to get hands-on teaching experience. Each professor in the education department has a wealth of knowledge to share from their own experiences, and they all share the same passion and dedication."

Julia Giorgio

Salary

The Associate of Arts in Education is an excellent option for individuals working as

  • childcare specialists: $27,490
  • teaching assistants: $29,360
  • preschool teacher: $30,210
  • corporate trainer: $58,619
Tim Schaffer

Student Spotlight

For Tim Schaffer, an associate degree from Immaculata led to supervisory roles at his company.

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