Arizona State University Reviews of Bachelor's in Secondary Education

I graduated from ASU with a BAE, Secondary Education (Earth and Space Science). The degree is a very challenging one as it encompasses the majority of a BS in Geological Science as well as a degree in secondary education. The time demands and work load can be exhausting. Personally I completed my degree as a father of 2 children, working a full-time job, and was able to complete this. There were many nights where I wouldn't start my ASU work load until 11pm, but I got it done. I actually graduated... Read More summa cum laude and was the Outstanding Teacher Candidate award winner. If I could do this, any "normal" student should do just fine. The cost/investment was worth it. ASU made my dreams come true.

Arizona State University has been an excellent experience and opportunity. I majored in Secondary Education and have been very happy with my experience in the Mary Lou Fulton's Teachers College and the iTeach program. I have been impressed with the passion, knowledge, and care that the majority of my professors brought to class each and every day. The MLFTC sets up multiple internships so every aspiring teacher has hundreds of hours of classroom experience and hands-on learning by the time they graduate.... Read More I have been happy with my educational experience in the MLFTC at ASU and I feel prepared to embark on a career as an educator.

I am a graduate of Arizona State University, where I earned a degree in English, a degree in Secondary Education, and a certificate in Philosophy, Literature, and Rhetoric. The education I received as an adult student who returned to school prepared me to pursue a career as a high school teacher. There was a diverse selection of courses both in person and online, allowing me to continue to work full time as well as pursue my degrees as a full time student. The faculty was knowledgeable and helpful... Read More when pursuing assistance or feedback. The only setback to the university is the cost. Of the three state schools in Arizona State University is the highest in tuition costs and fees. If a student is attending school without scholarships or grants the costs can quickly accumulate.

I thought the degree program was great. It was very focused on the cultural aspect of teaching as well as technology integration. It was very helpful going into the career field and preparing myself to be an educator so that I could learn to understand the students point of view as well as their connections between literature and the real world. I would recommend ASU to anyone. Although the campus may seem large and intimidating, the class sizes were small and manageable and I felt like home in my... Read More program.