Choosing the degree program that's right for you is a big choice. Learn more about the Education Exploratory program, explore guided questions to help you align your degree search with your passions, or meet with a dedicated recruiter who can help you answer any remaining questions and overcome obstacles to applying.
The education exploratory program enables first-year students to explore various areas in education before they select a major at Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching and Learning Innovation.
During the program's first year of coursework, which includes four foundational education courses, and through specific cocurricular events scheduled throughout the first and second semesters, students on this track are exposed to all programs and certification areas. Students can make an informed decision about the grade level or area of specialization they are interested in while they stay on track to graduate with a bachelor's degree.
Education Exploratory is an introductory program offered to students before they declare a major. It does not lead to a degree, and students need to declare a major after they complete 30 credit hours.
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