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

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Those pursuing a primary Arts & Sciences major can also add Elementary Education with an ESL concentration as a secondary major.

BAEd students may apply no more than 60 credits from ELEM and EDUC courses toward the 120-credit graduation requirement, with at least 60 credits from Arts & Sciences disciplines.

Graduation eligibility requires good academic standing, fulfillment of general education and proficiency requirements, completion of at least 60 Arts and Sciences credits, satisfaction of all School of Education program requirements, and accumulation of 120 total academic credits.