Franks School of Education (Undergrad)

1. Elementary Education (K-6)
2. English/Language Arts Education (5-12)
3. Secondary Education – Mathematics (5-12)
4. Secondary Education – Science (5-12)
5. Secondary Education – Social studies (5-12)
6. All-grade Education – Health /Physical Education (P-12)
7. Dual Licensure in Elementary Education K-6 and Special Education/Mild Intervention P-12
8. Education Studies (P-12) Non-Licensure Program

Teachers by Trine

At Franks School of Education, we prepare you to be a teacher who touches lives by impacting the academic and social growth of your students.

We are dedicated to:

• providing extensive experiences in a variety of schools beginning in your first semester;
• creating a safe learning environment through small class sizes to encourage you to take academic risks;
• incorporating engaging, hands-on learning experiences that deepen your content knowledge;
• teaching you the latest evidence-based strategies so all your students can learn and grow;
• providing Google Classroom training that can lead to certification before you graduate.

Our dedicated faculty are award-winning educators who are passionate, knowledgeable, and student-centered. Through our 16:1 student-to-professor ratio in education courses, teaching majors grow in their educational knowledge, skills, and dispositions to become effective educators.

Our goal is to perpetuate the teaching profession by shaping future generations of teachers. Given our high job placement rates of ten straight years of 100% job placement, we feel confident we are accomplishing this goal.

A commitment to excellence:
1- Our beautiful 450-acre main campus, with more than $155m invested in enhancements since 2000.
2-Our consistent ranking among the Midwest’s best universities by U.S. News &camp; World Report.
3-The success enjoyed by many of our alumni in their chosen fields.
4-Programs like Innovation One that offer students hands-on experience with real-world projects that benefit businesses, the community and the world.
5- Employment: 99.4% of the Class of 2019 was employed or in graduate school within six months
of graduation.
6-Student/Faculty Ratio: 17:1
7- Average Class Size: 19.8

• Trine University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (hlcommission.org), a regional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
• By Indiana law, Trine is an “approved postsecondary educational institution” under Indiana code 1C 21-7-13-6. (Indiana Commission for Higher Education, www.che.in.gov).
• ABET (chemical, civil, computer, electrical, and mechanical engineering.
• FEF (cast metals) – Trine #3 school in the country.
• NCATE (teacher education)
• ACBCP (business)

Below is the amount of funds you will need at Trine University for fall and spring semesters of 2022-2023. The charts below exclude expenses for dependents and living expenses and tuition for the summer. Students are responsible for their tuition and fees upon Registration. Tuition charges are assessed based on the full-time status for which the student is enrolled. Book fees are not included for the bachelor program.

Bachelor’s Programs

2022-2023 Academic Year

Summer tuition and fees not included