Liberal Studies with Teaching Credential
Reach higher with a Liberal Studies with Credential degree.
Explore Pathways in Liberal Studies with Teaching Credential
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Associate in Arts in Liberal Studies
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Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies
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Master Degree
MA in Education
Liberal Studies with Credential
The Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies with a Multiple Subject Education Concentration is a multidisciplinary education in communications, humanities, social and behavioral sciences, mathematics, and natural sciences. The degree is also designed to provide graduates with a preparation concentration for those intending to become K-8 teachers in California.
Students in the Liberal Studies with credential program will…
- Learn the philosophical foundations of becoming an effective teacher.
- Recognize their role in impacting the social, emotional, and academic environments in the classroom.
- Prepare teaching strategies for diverse populations.
- Examine assessment practices, behavior management, and curriculum design.
Liberal Studies With Credential
Learn to adjust teaching styles to different learners.
What Sets Us Apart
Program Highlights
CSET Exams
Student does not need to pass the CSET examinations. Our program meets the Subject Matter Competency requirements for the California Multiple Subject Teaching Credential
CBEST Exams
Student does not need to pass the CBEST exams if grades in specific courses are B+ or higher.
Accelerated Program
Bachelor’s degree + teaching credential in four years.
Qualify for Masters Program
Finish the Master of Arts in Teaching with a few additional courses.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your Future
In Teaching
Teaching is a noble profession. Our Liberal Arts bachelor’s degree with credential helps you change the world. Consider these careers in education:
K-8 Teacher
Work In Special Education
Pursue Advancement In School Administration
Teach Career Technical Education (CTE)
Meet Your Department Chair
Dr. Donna Roberts
Dr. Donna Roberts is the Associate Dean of Academic Administration and the Department Chair of Early Childhood Education and Liberal Studies. She earned her doctorate in education in 2015 and has multiple years of administrative and teaching experience in the P-12 system as well as in higher education. She holds a Reading Specialist Credential, CLEAR CLAD Multiple Subject Credential, and an Administrative Services Credential.