Wisconsin Lutheran College

What you'll study

The program includes a variety of majors and license areas so you can match subject and grade-level focus to your interests. Available licensure areas listed by the college are:

• Art Education, BA
• Elementary - Middle Education, BA (grades K4-2, 3-5, and 6-9)
• English Language Arts (ELA) Education, BA
• Mathematics Education, BS
• Music Education, BA
• Science Education, BS
• Social Studies Education, BA
• Spanish Education, BA
• Special Education, BA
• Education Minor – Adaptive Education
• Education Minor - Coaching

Clinical preparation is embedded throughout methods courses with pre-student teaching placements across early childhood, elementary, middle, and secondary settings. A residency option in the semester before student teaching allows students to work about 15 hours per week in the district (often the same building) where they will complete student teaching.

Entry requirements

The source page does not list specific admissions criteria or grade requirements. Prospective students should consult the School of Education Handbook and contact education faculty or admissions for exact entry steps and licensure prerequisites.

Career prospects

Graduates are hired by public, private, and charter schools; the college reports that its education graduates enjoy a 100% placement rate. Career outcomes include licensed classroom teacher roles across early childhood, elementary, middle, and secondary levels in the licensure areas offered by the program.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The programme page does not specify scholarships or tuition details. Applicants should inquire with the college’s financial aid office and the School of Education about scholarships, grants, and work or residency-related supports available to education majors.