Bachelor of Arts in Social Studies Education

Our B.A. in Social Studies Education degree fulfills all the requirements of our social studies major and the New Hampshire State Department of Education Professional Standards for Teachers, which are required for certification. The curriculum encompasses civics and government, economics, geography, and history, as well as classic educational training. As a Social Studies Education major, your learning will span the globe through a study of geography, world culture, and global history. Our Social Studies Education program offers extensive hands-on field experience that will provide you with the knowledge and skills necessary for teaching in the 21st century.

Essay/Writing Sample: Topics are listed on the application form. The writing sample on the Common Application will be sufficient.
Official High School Transcript or GED
Official College Transcript(s): Submit transcripts from all institutions previously attended
Standardized Test Scores are Optional for all Majors Including Nursing. If you are 23 years of age or older you are not required to submit SAT I or ACT scores, but you may be asked to take an alternative aptitude examination at the request of the Admissions Committee.
SAT code number is 3728
ACT code number is 2520
Letter of Recommendation: Your recommendation may be from a guidance counselor, teacher, or advisor concerning academic ability and character. Specific requirements exist for:
Home-schooled students: two letters of recommendation are suggested.
Transfer nursing students: two letters of recommendation are required.
Adults returning to school after an extended time: obtain a letter of recommendation from an employer or professional in the community.
Home-schooled applicants only:
Submit an academic portfolio consisting of graded work. Specific requirements include an English essay, science project/lab/report, and a social sciences research or analytical paper.
Accepted tests and minimum required scores are: Duolingo (100), TOEFL (61), IELTS (5.5)