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Minnesota State Moorhead offers a variety of Teaching & Learning scholarships for current and incoming students majoring in Elementary Inclusive Education.
The Academic Behavior Strategist (ABS) Special Education Licensure Option at Minnesota State Moorhead prepares candidates to work as special education teachers in K-12 settings.
The 4-Year Plan is a model for completing your BS in Elementary Inclusive Education degree in a timely manner. The plan below is one of several possible ways for you to complete the Elementary Inclusive Education degree.
Minnesota State Moorhead Elementary Inclusive Education graduates are exceptionally prepared to enter the workforce.
Are you interested in economics major careers? Minnesota State Moorhead's Economics degree options prepare you for careers in finance, research, and law with coursework to fit your interests.
The Economics program coursework is customized to fit your professional career goals and interests in any field. The program can also prepare you to pursue graduate study or law school to earn a masters or doctorate degree.
Minnesota State Moorhead offers a variety of Economics scholarships for current and incoming students. Students can apply for general university scholarships through the Office of Scholarship and Financial Aid.
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The School of Teaching & Learning and Elementary Inclusive Education major at Minnesota State Moorhead is accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE).
Economics majors present at the annual Student Academic Conference and compete at the national level in both research presented to national audiences and research published in peer-reviewed undergraduate journals.