Liberal Studies

Liberal Studies - Elementary Teacher Preparation

If you want to work with children, you might consider a future in Elementary Teacher Education. This major introduces students to the theory and practice of education, incorporating subject matter such as science, mathematics, literature, history, geography and the arts.

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Shasta College Campus

University Studies - Science Teacher - Earth

Shasta College

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Santa Rosa Junior College Campus

Liberal Studies: Teacher Preparation

Santa Rosa Junior College

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Ventura College Campus

General Studies: Liberal Studies (Patterns 2/3)

Ventura College

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Columbia College Campus

Elementary Teacher Education

Columbia College

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Shasta College Campus

University Studies - Earth Science Teacher

Shasta College

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Sierra College Campus

Liberal Studies: Elementary Education

Sierra College

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Southwestern College Campus

Liberal Studies: Elementary Education

Southwestern College

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Ventura College Campus

General Studies Patterns Ii/Iii - Liberal Studies Emphasis

Ventura College

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Liberal Arts: Elementary Teacher Preparation

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Berkeley City College Campus

Elementary Teacher Education

Berkeley City College

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Community colleges offer Associate of Arts and Associate of Science degrees. It requires that you complete a minimum of 60 semester units (depending on your major) of general education and major classes.

A four-year college or university offers the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees, which are more advanced. It requires that you complete a minimum of 120 semester units (sometimes more depending on your major) before graduating. You may complete 60 lower-division units at a community college and approximately 60 upper-division units at a university.