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Education – Adolescence 7th-12th Grade: Humanities & Social Science A.A.

Become a positive role model for middle and high school students by earning an Associate of Arts Degree, Humanities & Social Science, in Adolescence Education. Learn the tools needed to establish a strong foundation in the art of teaching and gain a broad base of knowledge in the concentration of your choice – either English or Social Studies. Every student receives individual advisement to facilitate their transfer to a four-year college or university.

ASSOCIATE IN ARTS

After SUNY Ulster

This program is designed for students who want to transfer to a four-year college or university to earn their four-year degree in Adolescence Education.
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Course Info

61-64 credits depending on concentration Courses by Semester - Education - Adolescence 7‐12: English Concentration, A.A. Courses by Semester - Education - Adolescence 7‐12: Social Studies Concentration, A.A.

Paying For College

Tuition & Fees Financial Aid Scholarships

Employment Potential

Graduates of the program who then go on to earn a baccalaureate degree at a four-year college or university and a New York State teaching certificate will be qualified to teach one of the specialty areas at the secondary school level.
  • Secondary English Teacher
  • Secondary Social Sciences Teacher

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Get in Touch

Contact Associate Professor Debra Silverman in the Social Sciences, History, and Education Department for specific information about our Education programs.

(845) 687-5243