Ashland University

Ashland University's office is located in the University Center building room 105

Toll-free phone number: (800) 995-5222 extension 4080

Direct-dial phone number: (440) 366-4080

• Bachelor of Science in Education-Early Childhood Intervention Specialist (Grades PreK-3)
• Bachelor of Science in Education-Early Childhood Licensure (Grades PreK-3)
• Bachelor of Science in Education-Middle Childhood Licensure (Grades 4-9)
• Bachelor of Science in Education-K-12 Intervention Specialist Mild/Moderate

Bachelor of Science in Education

Early Childhood Intervention Specialist (Grades Pre K-3)

The Ashland education program is based on current research, effective practice and dynamic collaborative relationships among Ashland faculty, pre-K through 12th-grade teachers and administrators. The program is implemented through diverse experiences in university classes, field/clinical experiences, model sites and professional development centers. Ashland University believes that a professional educator is a reflective practitioner who links practice with theory in the following ways: Works cooperatively and collaboratively with all members of the educational community; Communicates clearly and effectively through a variety of means; Demonstrates understanding of human development, cultural diversity, socio-economic influences and learning differences, thereby enabling all children to learn and contribute; Employs research in areas such as learning theory and instructional methodology; Uses a variety of appropriate assessment techniques to enhance learning; Masters appropriate disciplines so as to engage students in meaningful, active academic study; Integrates educational technology in the teaching and learning process; Assumes the lifelong responsibility to grow academically, professionally and personally.

Parallel LCCC Programs

• Associate of Arts Degree
• Associate of Applied Science in Early Childhood Education (Additional bridge courses may be required)

Enrollment Eligibility 
Enrollment in this program is open.

How to Apply/Admissions Information
For admission into Ashland University, a student needs to submit an application form; a $25 admission fee; official transcripts from other colleges attended; a high school transcript or equivalent; and two letters of recommendation. For full admission into the Bachelor’s of Science in Education program, a student needs to complete an entrance test. This can be accomplished by submitting scores from ACT, SAT, COMPASS or PRAXIS I. 

Registration and Scheduling Information
To register for courses, a student needs to meet with Sandra Gallagher, Director of Education, Elyria Center in the University Center room 105. For an appointment, please call 440-366-4080.

Tuition
All fees are subject to change, please contact the Bursar’s Office at 800-882-1548 or at http://www3.ashland.edu/services/business/tuition.html

Bachelor of Science in Education

Early Childhood Licensure (Grades Pre K-3)

The Ashland education program is based on current research, effective practice and dynamic collaborative relationships among Ashland faculty, pre-K through 12th-grade teachers and administrators. The program is implemented through diverse experiences in university classes, field/clinical experiences, model sites and professional development centers. Ashland University believes that a professional educator is a reflective practitioner who links practice with theory in the following ways: Works cooperatively and collaboratively with all members of the educational community; Communicates clearly and effectively through a variety of means; Demonstrates understanding of human development, cultural diversity, socio-economic influences and learning differences, thereby enabling all children to learn and contribute; Employs research in areas such as learning theory and instructional methodology; Uses a variety of appropriate assessment techniques to enhance learning; Masters appropriate disciplines so as to engage students in meaningful, active academic study; Integrates educational technology in the teaching and learning process; Assumes the lifelong responsibility to grow academically, professionally and personally.

Parallel LCCC Programs

• Associate of Arts Degree
• Associate of Applied Science in Early Childhood Education (Additional bridge courses may be required)

Enrollment Eligibility
Enrollment in this program is open.

How to Apply/Admissions Information
For admission into Ashland University, a student needs to submit an application form; a $25 admission fee; official transcripts from other colleges attended; a high school transcript or equivalent; and two letters of recommendation. For full admission into the Bachelor’s of Science in Education program, a student needs to complete an entrance test. This can be accomplished by submitting scores from ACT, SAT, COMPASS or PRAXIS I. 

Registration and Scheduling Information
To register for courses, a student needs to meet with Sandra Gallagher, Director of Education, Elyria Center in the University Center room 105. For an appointment, please call 440-366-4080.

Tuition
All fees are subject to change, please contact the Bursar’s Office at 800-882-1548 or at http://www3.ashland.edu/services/business/tuition.html

Bachelor of Science in Education

Middle Childhood Licensure (Grades 4-9) 

The Ashland education program is based on current research, effective practice and dynamic collaborative relationships among Ashland faculty, pre-K through 12th-grade teachers and administrators. The program is implemented through diverse experiences in university classes, field/clinical experiences, model sites and professional development centers. Ashland University believes that a professional educator is a reflective practitioner who links practice with theory in the following ways: Works cooperatively and collaboratively with all members of the educational community; Communicates clearly and effectively through a variety of means; Demonstrates understanding of human development, cultural diversity, socio-economic influences and learning differences, thereby enabling all children to learn and contribute; Employs research in areas such as learning theory and instructional methodology; Uses a variety of appropriate assessment techniques to enhance learning; Masters appropriate disciplines so as to engage students in meaningful, active academic study; Integrates educational technology in the teaching and learning process; Assumes the lifelong responsibility to grow academically, professionally and personally.

Parallel LCCC Programs 

• Associate of Arts Degree
• Associate of Applied Science in Early Childhood Education  (Additional bridge courses may be required) 

Enrollment Eligibility
Enrollment in this program is open.
 
How to Apply/Admissions Information
For admission into Ashland University, a student needs to submit an application form; a $25 admission fee; official transcripts from other colleges attended; a high school transcript or equivalent; and two letters of recommendation. For full admission into the Bachelor’s of Science in Education program, a student needs to complete an entrance test. This can be accomplished by submitting scores from ACT, SAT, COMPASS or PRAXIS I.

Registration and Scheduling Information
To register for courses, a student needs to meet with Sandra Gallagher, Director of Education, Elyria Center in the University Center room 105. For an appointment, please call 440-366-4080.

Tuition
All fees are subject to change, please contact the Bursar’s Office at 800-882-1548 or at http://www3.ashland.edu/services/business/tuition.html

Bachelor of Science in Education

K-12 Intervention Specialist Mild/Moderate

The Ashland education program is based on current research, effective practice and dynamic collaborative relationships among Ashland faculty, pre-K through 12th-grade teachers and administrators. The program is implemented through diverse experiences in university classes, field/clinical experiences, model sites and professional development centers. Ashland University believes that a professional educator is a reflective practitioner who links practice with theory in the following ways: Works cooperatively and collaboratively with all members of the educational community; Communicates clearly and effectively through a variety of means; Demonstrates understanding of human development, cultural diversity, socio-economic influences and learning differences, thereby enabling all children to learn and contribute; Employs research in areas such as learning theory and instructional methodology; Uses a variety of appropriate assessment techniques to enhance learning; Masters appropriate disciplines so as to engage students in meaningful, active academic study; Integrates educational technology in the teaching and learning process; Assumes the lifelong responsibility to grow academically, professionally and personally.

Parallel LCCC Programs 

• Associate of Arts Degree
• Associate of Applied Science in Early Childhood Education  (Additional bridge courses may be required) 

Enrollment Eligibility
Enrollment in this program is open.
 
How to Apply/Admissions Information
For admission into Ashland University, a student needs to submit an application form; a $25 admission fee; official transcripts from other colleges attended; a high school transcript or equivalent; and two letters of recommendation. For full admission into the Bachelor’s of Science in Education program, a student needs to complete an entrance test. This can be accomplished by submitting scores from ACT, SAT, COMPASS or PRAXIS I.

Registration and Scheduling Information
To register for courses, a student needs to meet with Sandra Gallagher, Director of Education, Elyria Center in the University Center room 105. For an appointment, please call 440-366-4080.

Tuition
All fees are subject to change, please contact the Bursar’s Office at 800-882-1548 or at http://www3.ashland.edu/services/business/tuition.html