BA Special Education

Course Overview This Bachelor of Arts in Special Education (K-12) prepares future teachers to support students with exceptionalities through one of two specialized tracks. The General Curriculum track focuses on teaching students with high-incidence disabilities within the general education environment, while the Adapted Curriculum track equips educators to instruct students with moderate to severe disabilities using a functional, individualized approach. Both pathways lead to licensure and provide comprehensive training in instructional design, assistive technology, and collaborative teaching strategies. Key Program Highlights Choose between two specialized tracks: General Curriculum (high-incidence disabilities) or Adapted Curriculum (moderate to severe disabilities) Earn a B.A. degree and dual licensure in Special Education (K-12) for your chosen track Gain expertise in critical areas including assistive technology, instructional design, and classroom management Develop skills for collaboration with general education teachers and implementing positive behavior supports Prepare for a rewarding career through hands-on training in individualized and small group instruction