WGU B.A. Special Education and Elementary Education completion, finished in 6 months

No. Early clinical, advanced clinical, observation hours, and student teaching are live, supervised placements and stay with you. We complete the academic assessments: the OAs, PAs, and graded tasks of all 45 courses.

Not with transfer credit. WGU estimates an associate degree waives a large share of the 45 courses, and most students who come to us have a partial list left. We map your exact remaining CUs at intake and tell you honestly whether 6 months fits.

The bachelor's package is $3,000 flat, which covers the agreed remaining academic CUs with the written 6-month finish guarantee. A single blocking course starts at $99 with a fixed quote first. Coursework Ninja is independent of WGU.

Dual licensure availability is set state by state, and WGU's enrollment counselors confirm your state's path. Our side is the academic load; your state exams, clinicals, and student teaching remain yours.

That is the point of the written CU order. Elementary methods and special education core courses are interleaved so neither half becomes a final-term surprise, and weekly clears keep both moving.

Per the September 2026 catalog, the dual licensure table runs the eight-course special education core: D753 Behavioral Intervention Strategies and Applied Behavior Analysis (EDUC 2265, 4 CUs) and D754 Special Education Law, Policies and Procedures (EDUC 3284, 3 CUs) in term 4, D755 Assessment for Special Education (EDUC 3285, 3 CUs) in term 5, D756 Individualized Education Plan (IEP) Collaboration and Communication with Parents and School Staff (EDUC 3286, 3 CUs) in term 6, the course whose description names a created IEP, a simulated annual review, and three hours of simulated preclinical experience, D757 Special Education Curriculum (EDUC 4777, 3 CUs) in term 8, and the closing block in term 9: D758 Considerations for Instructional Planning for Learners (EDUC 4778, 3 CUs), D759 Elementary Literacy and Mathematics Strategies and Assistive Technologies (EDUC 4779, 3 CUs), and D760 Secondary Literacy and Mathematics Strategies and Assistive Technologies (EDUC 4780, 3 CUs). Around them, D694 Elementary Health and Physical Education Methods (EDUC 2263, 3 CUs) lands at term 10 and D695 Elementary Fine Arts Methods (EDUC 2264, 3 CUs) shares term 11 with D690 Elementary Disciplinary Literacy (EDUC 2259, 3 CUs), which closes the literacy sequence beside the advanced clinical and Student Teaching I. All eleven have their own completion pages linked below, the M.A. Teaching graduate twins D761 through D768 are disclosed on the special education pages, and every one folds into the $3,000 bachelor's package. Live clinicals and student teaching always stay with you.

Per the September 2026 catalog, the dual licensure table runs the same four-course science and social studies block as the other elementary tables, pushed later by the special education core: D671 Elementary Science Curriculum (EDUC 2253, 3 CUs) at term 9 beside the special education closing block, then D672 Elementary Science and Engineering Methods (EDUC 2254, 3 CUs), D673 Elementary Social Studies Curriculum (EDUC 2255, 3 CUs), and D674 Elementary Social Studies Methods (EDUC 2256, 3 CUs) together at term 10 beside D694 Elementary Health and Physical Education Methods. All four carry same-named graduate twins in the M.A. Teaching, Elementary Education with identical published descriptions (D678, D679, D680 at term 5 and D681 at term 6, 2 CUs each), so quote by the code on your program plan. All four have their own completion pages linked below and fold into the $3,000 bachelor's package.