Minot State’s Early Childhood Education program ranked third in country
MINOT, N.D. – The Minot State University Early Childhood Education (ECE) online bachelor’s program has been ranked third in the nation according to Best Accredited Colleges.org.
Minot State was placed in the top five, just behind Florida International and Iowa State, but ahead of the University of Arizona and the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. For the complete list, go to Best Accredited College.org’s Early Childhood Education ranking HERE.
“This distinction reflects the amazing vision and dedication of (instructors) Karen Foley and Nichol Anderson as well as our colleagues and support staff throughout Teacher Education and the Center for Extended Learning,” said Dan Conn, chair of Teacher Education and Kinesiology. “We look forward to continue growing our online ECE program in relevant ways.”
Early childhood educators typically work with children from birth through grade three and must possess the skills necessary to explain reading, writing, science, and other subjects in ways young children can understand. This degree readies educators for the Birth to Grade 3 North Dakota teaching license and can work in public and private schools. For more information on the Early Childhood Education degree program, see MSU’s WEBSITE.
Best Accredited Colleges.org is based in California and creates guides and school rankings with student education in mind. The site considers hundreds of institutions across the country and ranks them in various categories using data from financial aid awards, quality of education, faculty, campus resources, and more.
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Published: 03/31/23
