High School Junior - Wants Online College??

[ucbalumnus]

@momocarly

Talk to Kansas State. They have a 100% online education degree. They beauty is that if she decided later she wanted to go in person the transition would not be hard. It is worth talking to them. S has friends in the in person degree and they love it! I would prefer in person for education but look into this:

https://online.k-state.edu/programs/elementary-education-bachelors/

How is this “100% online” when the curriculum shown on that page includes

@Kansas State University

BLOCK C courses

EDEL 460 - Block C Practicum: K-6 (2 credits)*
EDEL 461 - Teaching Literacy: Grades 3-6 (3 credits)*
EDEL 462 - Teaching Social Studies: K-6 (3 credits)*
EDEL 463 - Teaching Mathematics: K-6 (3 credits)*
EDEL 464 - Classroom Management and Discipline: K-6 (1 credit)*
EDEL 585 - Teaching Internship in Elementary Schools (12 credits)*

NOTE: Block C and the teaching internship are a year long. You will enroll in 12 credit hours in the fall semester and 12 credit hours in the spring semester.

*Course is not available online at K-State.

as well as other courses described as “lab” or “practicium”?