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Enrolling Now, Classes Begin February 28, 2022

Elementary School is a time of vast growth in a child’s development. Bay Path University's MSEd/EdS in Elementary Education provides graduates with an intensive study of content to help students (Grades 1-6) become critical thinkers.

OUR MSED/EDS IN elementary EDUCATION HAS 3 PROGRAM OPTIONS:

• Initial Licensure: For students seeking Massachusetts Initial License in Elementary Education 1-6

• Professional Licensure: For students with Massachusetts Initial License in Elementary Education seeking Professional Licensure (No practicum required)

• Non-Licensure: For students seeking the MSEd or EdS degree without licensure

Elementary Education (1-6) Professional Licensure Certificate available, learn more.

Congratulations to our BPU Students who are 2020 Pioneer Valley Excellence in Teaching Award Winners (Grinspoon)!

Hannah Appleby St Joan of Arc School, Undergrad, Elementary Ed
Caitlyn Sayers Gerena Community School, Undergrad, Elementary Ed and MSEd in Elementary Ed
Kristina Schultz –Undergrad, Elementary Ed, Littleville Elementary School

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When can I start the program?

Classes start every February, June, and October

Is the program offered online or in person?

Courses are offered online.

How does the program run?

Flexible schedule, attend full-time or part-time, while continuing with family life, work, and other commitments

Who teaches the courses?

Collaborate with a network of like-minded professionals and supportive faculty in a small, intimate, highly dynamic and interactive classroom environment

Do you offer MTEL preparation?

Yes. Bay Path University’s educator preparation programs offer various ways candidates can prepare for MTELs (Massachusetts Tests for Educator Licensure). Learn more.

How much is tuition?

The per credit cost of tuition can be found here.

Can I get help paying for my degree?

Yes, financial aid is available.

Do I have to take a standardized test for admission?

No. The GMAT and GRE are not required.

Will I have access to learning resources?

Students have access to mentoring, tutoring, library resources, academic resources, and career services.

How can I schedule a meeting to learn more?

Professional Licensure and Certification

Professional licensure and certification requirements and functions vary from state to state. Please visit our Professional Licensure Disclosure page for additional information.

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This entire experience, from applying, to classes, to exams, to meeting with my advisor, and ending with my practicum has all been very rewarding.”

Quick Facts

Local Teachers on Dealing with Disruptive Students

Carolee McGrath sat down with Bay Path University’s Dr. Andrea Hickson-Martin and two of her graduate students who are also teachers, to talk about the challenges and rewards of working with disruptive students in the classroom.

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Dr. Andrea Hickson-Martin

Program Coordinator for the Early Childhood Education and Elementary Education graduate programs.

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Did You Know?

The annual average salary for Elementary teachers in Massachusetts was $82k in May 2019.

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Dr. Andrea Hickson-Martin

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