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A community education bachelors program for people interested in community change, urban schooling, and social justice.

All classes are online or hybrid (a few meetings a semester), and many students earn credit from past professional experiences. Graduates work in community-based organizations, schools, child care centers, and more.

Why Choose the Program?

Flexibility: Fully online and hybrid.

Affordability: Earn up to 42 credits for prior experience.

Individual Support: Responsive faculty who understand that students have lives beyond the classroom.

Diversity: Over 50% students of color.

Success: High graduation rates for students from all backgrounds.

Program Highlights

Gain skills in:

Leadership

Education

Program development

Entrepreneurship

Social analysis

Learn about community and school contexts in collaboration with local leaders.

Thrive in a supportive learning environment with diverse colleagues.

Pursue careers in

Community-based organizations and government

K-12 schools (CEED does not license K-12 teachers for public schools)

Child care

Colleges and universities

Submajors

Develop your own program, or choose from transcript-designated certificate programs and submajors designed for students interested in specific careers.

Child and Family Services

Child Care

Community Based Organizations: Policy and Leadership

Exceptional Education (Non-Licensure)

A Sample of Actual Jobs Found by Graduates:

Nonprofit Sector

Government Sector

K-12 Education: Teaching

University Sector (often after completing MS degree)

Child Care Sector

Non-School Educators

Case Management

Political Service

Graduate School – Post Graduation