Education, B.A.
Experience Education at Immaculata University
The bell rings and the students enter your classroom—a kaleidoscope of personalities, each a bundle of energy, with different focuses, experiences, and learning capacities. What a formidable task it is to understand and teach all of these unique individuals, all at once.
Think back. Is there a teacher who made a difference in your life when you were younger? Perhaps someone ignited a passion for a subject that you never knew existed. How would you like to make a similar impact on a young person’s life?
With an education degree from Immaculata University, you can specialize in an area of interest to you. We offer education programs approved by the Pennsylvania Department of Education that will help you earn your teacher certification in one of the areas listed below.
At a Glance
Program: Bachelor of Arts
Audience: Undergraduate students
Format: Face-to-face classes
Next Start Date: August 31, 2026
Cost: Full-time tuition
Time to Completion Four years
"At Immaculata, I was encouraged to build my own philosophy of education, and I felt very prepared going into my own classroom. My professors supported me and helped me to find a job even after graduation. I am very blessed to have been part of such a great program."
Kelly O'Brien '22
Second Grade Teacher at School Lane Charter School
Education BA Program at Immaculata
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Student to Faculty RatioWith an 12:1 student/faculty ratio, personalized academic attention is a hallmark of Immaculata’s programs.
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Academic ProgramsImmaculata's 60+ undergraduate programs and 40+ graduate programs provide career-focused education for in-demand jobs.
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