Adolescent/Students with Disabilities (Grades 7-12)- B.S./M.S. ED.

ADOLESCENT/STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES (GRADES 7-12) - B.S./M.S. ED.

This program is designed for secondary education majors who want to become secondary special education teachers. For students with mild to moderate disabilities, these grades are among the most formative years of education. This is when they learn advanced material and how to prepare for the real world.

Why Choose Adolescent Education/Special Education?

Completing high school and transitioning into adulthood is a critical stage for all young people. It is important to prepare students of all abilities to finish high school and succeed in adult life. The five-year adolescent/students with disabilities M.S. Ed. program is seamless, and Manhattan University undergraduate secondary education majors to obtain their master’s degrees with an additional year of study. It is designed for students seeking dual certification in one of the follow areas:

• Adolescent education English
• Adolescent education mathematics
• Adolescent education social studies