BA in Education - Elementary Education in Williamsburg United States | College of William and Mary

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Those interested in a primary Arts & Sciences major can also choose Elementary Education as a secondary major.

BAEd students may apply only 60 credits from ELEM and EDUC courses toward the 120-credit graduation requirement, with at least 60 credits required from Arts & Sciences.

To qualify for graduation, students must maintain good academic standing, fulfill all general education and proficiency requirements, complete at least 60 credits in Arts and Sciences subjects, meet all School of Education program requirements, and accumulate a minimum of 120 academic credit hours.