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Bachelor of Arts Educational Studies

The world of learning extends far beyond the walls of traditional classrooms. With a Bachelor of Arts in Educational Studies from St. Scholastica, you’ll be ready for a career that applies the fundamentals of teaching and learning to any field, opening up a wide range of possibilities.

St. Scholastica’s Educational Studies major is the perfect fit if you’re pursuing a career that helps organizations and individuals grow their professional and personal goals. You’ll blend the basics of learning and teaching with your personal interests to codesign a rich portfolio so you’ll be ready to enter the workforce or pursue graduate school.

Through the program, you’ll learn from our renowned education faculty and the small class sizes will allow you to build close relationships with your peers and professors. The coursework is grounded in the liberal arts and will help you improve your critical thinking abilities, setting you apart in the workplace. You’ll be well prepared for graduate studies or careers in business, healthcare, the public sector, alternative education, childcare and other fields.

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Benedictine Scholarship

All new first-year applicants to St. Scholastica will be awarded either the Benedictine Scholarship or the Access Award, upon admission to the College.

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Financial Aid

100% of traditional incoming undergraduates receive some type of scholarships. The average for scholarships, grants and/or loans is $31,841.

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Career Outlook

Educational studies majors have a diverse selection of career fields from which to choose. These may include the following:

Corporate training and development
Mentoring and coaching
Youth program directors
Early childhood education and program administration
Alternative education
Career service professionals
Religious education
Mission work
Preparation for advanced study in other fields

Pair with a Language

Boost your brainpower and give yourself a competitive edge in our global economy by pairing your major with a language. St. Scholastica offers programs and courses in American Sign Language, German, Ojibwe and Spanish.

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Meet Our Faculty

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Expect to be heard, to be challenged and to be involved. St. Scholastica faculty are world-class scholars and experts in their field who invest in your success. Our values of community, respect, stewardship, hospitality and love of learning reflect our faculty’s commitment to lifting up others and celebrating our common humanity.

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