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Founded by 19 U.S. governors to expand access to higher education,
Enrollment is now open for students seeking a bachelor's degree and initial licensure for middle school general science or high school chemistry, physics, biology or earth science. These degree programs give each student the content knowledge and effective teaching skills needed to become a highly qualified science teacher. Already licensed teachers who wish to earn a secondary science certification can choose from master's degrees in the same disciplines.
As part of their degree program, students will be required to complete lab assignments. The labs and all required materials will be shipped to the students to allow the students to perform experiments at home.
WGU's personalized competency-based education approach makes it possible for students to accelerate their programs and complete the requirements for a bachelor's degree in two to four years or a master's degree in 18-24 months. The actual time to completion will depend on the incoming student's prior college, experience, and time commitment to study.
Tuition at WGU is very affordable at
To learn more about these degrees please visit www.wgu.edu/scienceteacher or call toll-free 1-866-225-5948.
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WGU is the only accredited online university in the U.S. offering competency-based degree programs. The private non-profit university has been a leader in online education for more than 10 years. WGU, now serving more than 10,000 students, was founded by 19 U.S. governors, and is supported by more than 20 leading corporations and foundations. They include corporations and foundations such as AT&T, BearingPoint, Dell, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Hewlett-Packard, HCA, Microsoft, Oracle, Qwest, SunGard Higher Education, Sun Microsystems, and Zions Bank. WGU offers bachelor's and master's degrees in business, information technology, teacher education, and health professions, with students in all 50 states. More information is available at www.wgu.edu
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