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Best colleges for education majors in NY?

Hi people, I'm an aspiring teacher from NY, and I'm currently trying to compile a list of top colleges for education majors in my state. Can someone help me out? I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed and unsure of how to vet colleges for this particular major. Any advice will be greatly appreciated!

a year ago

Absolutely, I'd be happy to help you navigate this! In New York, several colleges are known for having strong undergraduate programs in Education.

1. Columbia University's Teachers College: Although this is primarily a graduate school, undergraduate students can take courses here as well to explore the world of education.

2. New York University: NYU's Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development offers various programs in education, including Early Childhood, Childhood, and Special Education amongst others.

3. Syracuse University: Their School of Education offers degrees in special education, music education, health and physical education, and more.

4. Hunter College (CUNY): Their School of Education offers programs in areas like Childhood Education, Early Childhood Education, and Adolescent Education.

5. St. John's University: The School of Education at St. John's offers a variety of majors like Childhood Education, Adolescent Education, and Literacy.

6. SUNY at Albany: They offer education degrees in various areas including Adolescence Education, Childhood Education, and Special Education.

7. Fordham University: They have a strong School of Education with a broad array of concentrations.

Before making any decisions, research each college's specific programs to ensure they align with your teaching ambitions. Look at curriculum, faculty, student outcomes, and if possible, connect with current students or alumni. This will allow you to get an inside look at each program's strengths and areas of improvement. Reach out to the admissions offices as well; they can provide valuable information and potentially even connect you with faculty members.

a year ago

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