Why study Secondary Education at BVU
A BVU Secondary Education degree prepares you to inspire students through early classroom experience, expert mentorship, and strong career outcomes.
Early Classroom Experience
Begin working in classrooms during your first year
Outstanding Career Outcomes
Graduate with a 100% placement rate in teaching positions or graduate programs
Experiential Learning
Expand your education through funded travel, research, and hands-on learning opportunities
Faculty & Mentor Support
Learn alongside experienced mentor teachers and faculty dedicated to your success
CHOOSE YOUR TEACHING AREA
Customize your path by focusing on the subject you want to teach:
Art • Biology • Business • English/Language Arts • History • Mathematics • Physical Education • Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics) • Social Sciences (Sociology, Psychology, Government, Geography) • Spanish
You can also add endorsements in high-demand areas like Special Education or Reading.
Learn by doing, from day one
Get real classroom experience early and build your confidence step by step.
Build skills in communication, your subject area, and how students learn.
Work in real classrooms and begin teaching lessons in your content area.
Develop your teaching style and work with middle and high school students.
Take the lead in the classroom with full-time student teaching in grades 5–12.
BVU secondary education graduates go far.
Where this degree can take you
GET A HEAD START
Interested in teaching early? BVU’s Aspiring Teachers Academy gives high school students hands-on experience through workshops, classroom activities, and mentorship, helping you explore education before you even enroll.
CURRICULUM HIGHLIGHTS
Specialize in the subject you're passionate about or prepare to teach a variety of courses.
Develop expertise in your chosen subject through focused coursework, preparing you to confidently teach and inspire future students.
Apply what you learn through field experiences and student teaching, giving you valuable real-world experience before graduation.
Complete the coursework and practical experiences needed to prepare for teaching licensure in grades 5–12.
Inspire the next generation in the subject you love.
Build the skills and experience to lead tomorrow's classrooms.