Barton College
About
Barton College is an accredited four-year, co-educational college located in Wilson, North Carolina. Barton College was founded by the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in 1902 under the name Atlantic Christian College, and the name was changed in 1990 to Barton College to honor Barton Stone, a founder of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). Providing students with a strong academic focus and opportunities for leadership development, Barton unites its smaller size with an intentional application of collaborative learning in every aspect of the students’ college experience. The Teacher Education Program offers traditional pathways to earning a teaching license as part of a four-year degree program, master's level programs in School Administration and Academically and Intellectually Gifted (AIG) licensure, as well as opportunities for teacher assistants to teachers, residency licensure programs in Birth-Kindergarten Education, Elementary Education, Special Education: General Curriculum and Special Education: Adapted Curriculum. We offer rigorous academics within a supportive environment, NCAA Division II athletics, and support for beginning teachers. Be Barton Bold!
The Barton College School of Education is more like a family than it is a series of classes. The relationships that I’ve built with my peers and professors have created a large support system as I begin my career. Everything I’ve learned at Barton College has been real world applicable, and the hands-on learning from my classes was invaluable!
Deanna Ciampa
Programs
Bachelor’s & licensure
Undergraduate Teacher Education Licensure Program
48 months
Program Duration
In-person, Online, Hybrid
Program Format
Pre-Test Required
No
Relevant Links
Program Info
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Application Fee & Annual Tuition
$32,000
In State Tuition
$32,000
Out of State Tuition
$0
Application Fee
Ways to Lower Your Costs
Students at Barton College have reduced the cost of their program using these methods. Check with Barton College to see if you can, too!
Grants, Stipends, Scholarships
There are numerous opportunities for scholarships, stipends and grants, including opportunities that are designated for students in the Teacher Education Program. The Barton College Catalog (https://www.barton.edu/catalog/ ) outlines opportunities available. Additional information related to scholarships and grants is available here: https://www.barton.edu/financial-aid/scholarships-and-grants/.Â
Student Loans, Payroll Deduction
The Federal Direct Loan Program allows students and parents to borrow loans directly from the federal government. Work study opportunities are also available. More information is available here: https://www.barton.edu/financial-aid/loans-and-work-study/
Loan Forgiveness
While Barton College does not provide loan forgiveness, some students in the Teacher Education Program are eligible for Forgivable Education Loans for Service from the College Foundation of North Carolina. More information is available here: https://www.cfnc.org/FELS.
Work Study, Working While Still Enrolled
Work study positions are available for qualified students. Many of our students work part-time, and a few work full-time while enrolled in the program.Â
For more information visit:Financial Aid Office
Licensure Areas
Birth to Kindergarten (PK-K)
Elementary Education (K-6)
English (9-12)
Language Arts, Middle Grades (6-9)
Math (9-12)
Math, Middle Grades (6-9)
Science (9-12)
Science, Middle Grades (6-9)
Social Studies (9-12)
Social Studies, Middle Grades (6-9)
Special Education: General Curriculum (K-12)
Stats
Male
Female
21%
79%
American Indian or Alaskan Native
Asian
Black
Hispanic/Latino
Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander
White
Two or more races
0%
0%
11%
11%
0%
79%
0%