Bachelor's in Behavioral Science & Childhood Education, Grades 1-6

Mercy College exudes a vibrant spirit of diversity and academic excellence. The college stands as a dynamic hub for learning, offering a range of programs designed to meet the diverse needs of its student body. Mercy College is not just an institution; it's a community that values inclusivity and the transformative power of education. With a commitment to providing accessible and high-quality education, Mercy College equips its students with the knowledge and skills needed for success in their chosen fields. At Mercy College, the urban landscape becomes a classroom, and the city's energy fuels a culture of innovation and ambition. Faculty members, often experts in their fields, guide students through a curriculum that blends theory with real-world applications. Whether pursuing degrees in business, health sciences, liberal arts, or technology, students at Mercy College are part of an educational journey that prepares them for the challenges and opportunities of the professional world. The Manhattan campus, situated in a bustling and diverse metropolis, provides an enriching backdrop for students to engage, learn, and build the foundation for their future careers.

The Bachelor of Science and Master of Science Degree Program is an academic program that allows students interested in the teaching profession as a career choice to earn both a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in an accelerated venue. Through this special program, qualified students who major in psychology or behavioral science can receive teacher certification in Early Childhood or Childhood Education. A key feature of this program allows students to take up to 15 graduate education credits during their junior and senior years. These credits can be used toward satisfying their bachelor's as well as master's degree requirements. Combining undergraduate and graduate degree programs streamlines the teacher preparation program and enables students to achieve teacher certification on an accelerated basis reducing the time and cost needed to earn a master's degree.