Meredith College spring classes resumed March 23, with all classes being offered online until further notice. Campus remains open, but the College is limiting the number of students and employees on campus. Visit meredith.edu/coronavirus for details.
Education Licensure Programs
Meredith College requires a program of general education that assures that all teachers will be broadly educated and able to meet the needs of all students in an era of change. Using that philosophy as a model, students do not major in education, but complete a liberal arts major in the field of their choice. Successful completion of the teacher education program, taken in addition to the major, leads to a North Carolina teaching license. If the student plans to practice in a state other than North Carolina, the student should contact the Director of Teacher Education to determine current requirements in the location of interest.
Meredith offers the following programs for undergraduates to earn North Carolina teacher licensure:
Middle Grades (6-9)
Secondary Education (9-12)
- English/Language Arts
- Mathematics
- Comprehensive Science with Biology major
- Comprehensive Science with Chemistry major
- Social Studies
Arts (K-12)
Foreign Language (K-12)
Special Subject Areas
Early MAT Programs
Undergraduate course catalogue »
*Please note: Licensure requirements are subject to change to comply with state requirements.
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Contact Information
Jennifer Olson
Professor & Department Head, Education Department
207 Ledford Hall
(919) 760-2266
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Sandy DeMaioNewton
Graduate Program Manager & Admissions Counselor for Education (919) 760-8316
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