TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE DEGREES
UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES
Very few undergrads choose to focus on teaching english as a second language. The typical subject gives out 6,156 undergrad degrees per year; 365 people last spring were granted an undergraduate degree in teaching english as a second language, making it the United States of America's 305th most popular course of study. The University of Hawaii at Manoa accounted for 26 of those degrees (#1 in the United States), and colleges in Puerto Rico granted more degrees than any U.S. State (60).
82 institutions in America grant four-year degrees in teaching english as a second language; accordingly, deciding on the right college frequently won't be easy. There are 2.3 offering the typical area of study per offering a four-year degree in teaching english as a second language, making it the 196th most widely available degree in the United States of America.
GRADUATE DEGREES
While 10% of last year's degrees in teaching english as a second language were bachelor's degrees; 90% were graduate degrees. Teaching english as a second language is the 62nd most popular master's or doctor's degree in the US, with 3,331 degrees awarded. For context, teaching english as a second language is 20% more popular among postgrad students than the average field.
In Total, 3,696 students received a bachelor's or higher in teaching english as a second language last year.
ONLINE TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE DEGREES
835 of those 3,696 alumni (22.6%) went through completely remote programs - 1 college student and 834 postgrad students. As you've likely gathered by now, it is rather rare to find an American studying teaching english as a second language online. It is currently the 270th most in-demand remote major, and 99.8% shy of the national average of 481 students per subject. For graduate students, it is ranked 37th, and is 35.4% above the nation's average (616).
Inter American University of Puerto Rico-Arecibo awarded the only undergrad degree in teaching english as a second language last May.
2 institutions across the nation have bachelor's degrees via an exclusively remote program, making it the 196th most universally available online major in the United States. 2% of institutions furnishing the degree even have a fully online option, and 50% of the schools handing out the degree online are public.
If you would like to study teaching english as a second language and enjoy learning at your own rate, you should view Inter American University of Puerto Rico-Arecibo, as it has the 15th best teaching english as a second language program in America. They also have an additional 6 degrees fully online, so their systems are probably strong. Further, there are 416 remote undergraduates attending, which is 11% of their undergraduate population.
PARTIALLY ONLINE TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE DEGREES
- Last May, 97 students completed bachelor's degrees in teaching english as a second language partially online
- Partially online bachelor's degrees in teaching english as a second language are offered at 76 schools around the nation
- Last year, 434 students completed a bachelor's or higher in teaching english as a second language partially online
- Inter American University of Puerto Rico-Arecibo's last undergraduate class contained a higher percentage of partially online teaching english as a second language majors than any other school in the USA (1.32%)
- A bit less than 2 in every 9 partially online degrees in teaching english as a second language last spring were undergrad degrees; 78% were postgrad degrees
- The average partially online subject awards 1,683 yearly bachelor's degrees or higher
IN-PERSON TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE DEGREES
- Last May, 266 people received bachelor's degrees in teaching english as a second language in-person
- 4 schools nationally offer a college degree in teaching english as a second language in-person
- 72.88% of all undergraduate degree in teaching english as a second language are done in-person
- CUNY Queens College granted 25 in-person four-year degrees in teaching english as a second language, more than any other college in the nation
- 2,161 students completed in-person postgraduate degrees in teaching english as a second language last May
- The average course of study awards 4,293 annual bachelor's degrees in-person
