Program Overview
Majoring in Secondary Education involves the study of the method and practice of teaching. You’ll develop the skills and insights to become a middle school or high school teacher and lifelong learner. Students who complete this major and the BA in Mathematics, BA in Biology or BA in Chemistry (together with other state requirements) are eligible to apply for a Minnesota teaching license for grades 5-12 (mathematics), grades 9-12 (life science) or grades 9-12 (chemistry).
Students in this program gain knowledge and skills that are important for any teaching career as you take education classes plus coursework within your chosen content area to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree, and the secondary education curriculum meets PELSB requirements for a teaching credential (passage of standardized examinations of content and pedagogy are also required).
Program Details
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38-41 Credits
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On Campus
Double Major Options
Career Paths
Blog: Starting Your Career After Graduation
How to find, apply for, and succeed in your desired job after graduating college.
97.5% of undergraduate students find placement after graduation (First Destination Survey)
CSP Career Hub
Career Hub provides career exploration and planning resources.
Student Outcomes
CSP graduates are leaders and trailblazers. Meet some of our alumni below and see how they’re shaping the world.
Michael Houston
Educator at Saint Paul Harding High School, Faculty at Concordia University, St. Paul – Mathematics Department
Meet our faculty
Our faculty use their decades of experience to nurture your success from the first day of class all the way to graduation and beyond.
Dr. Suzanne Starks, LCT
Professor of Education, LCT (Lutheran Classroom Teacher) Program Director, & Chair of Early Childhood Licensure
This program prepares students for licensure or endorsement in the state of Minnesota only. Each state has different requirements for professional licensure and certifications and our programs have not met the licensure requirements established by any other state licensing boards for licensure in those states. Students are encouraged to contact their state’s licensing authority for guidance before beginning the program and can learn more here.
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