Do any of the big 3 have education BAs?

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Both myself and a friend are in a similar situation. I have a first BA, but having a second in Education would be better and since I have lots of education credits thought it wouldn't need much time or money.

Why would a second degree in education be better? Which state are you in? A lot of K-12 teachers don't have education degrees, and it's often preferred that teachers have a degree related to the subject they're teaching. You've been asking about several different majors on both forums for the past couple of years.

Even if the Big 3 offered bachelor's degrees in education, they wouldn't lead to a teaching certification. I liked the advice you received over a year ago. Just go for a master's degree. There are a lot of cheap ones that are certification programs and non-certification programs. WGU has certification programs. Walden University has a competency-based master's degree program in early childhood studies that is not for certification. I think you might have missed Walden's first term free deal, but their Tempo Learning programs are still cheap.