Aug 18, 2026
Music education can leave an impression that extends well beyond rehearsals, performances and the classroom. As schools respond to changing technology, student interests and funding priorities, understanding how people value these programs can offer insight into the role music plays in education. On behalf of Campbellsville University, a questionnaire was administered to 588 music enthusiasts with […]
Aug 14, 2026
Becoming a licensed school counselor requires more than completing a graduate degree. Each state maintains its own certification or licensure system for school counselors, with specific requirements around education, supervised experience, examinations and background checks. The education from Campbellsville University’s online Master of Arts (M.A.) in Education in School Counseling program can help you meet […]
Aug 14, 2026
School counselors are among the most influential people in a student’s K-12 experience. They support academic planning, college and career readiness, and the social-emotional development that allows young people to succeed in school and in life. It’s a profession that combines counseling skills, educational knowledge and a genuine commitment to student well-being. The path to […]
Aug 14, 2026
School counselors play a central role in student success, supporting academic development, college and career planning, and social-emotional well-being across every level of education. It’s a career with growing demand, strong job stability and a clear path to advancement through graduate education. So how much do school counselors make? Programs like Campbellsville University’s online Master […]
Aug 14, 2026
School psychologists and school counselors both show up when students are struggling. From the outside, their roles can look almost identical. Both care about student well-being. Both collaborate with teachers and families. But the two professions differ in training and daily duties. A school psychologist typically works with a smaller caseload, students with identified or […]
Aug 14, 2026
A middle school choir room or an after-school guitar lesson doesn’t look like career prep. But for many adults, it turns out to be exactly that. Campbellsville University commissioned a survey of 1,011 U.S. adults about the music teachers who shaped them. Researchers found that skills built in music class are showing up decades later […]
Aug 12, 2026
An elementary education degree opens more doors than people realize. The most direct path leads to the elementary school classroom, but the skills you build along the way travel well beyond it. A program like Campbellsville University’s online BS in Elementary Education P-5 program prepares you for in-demand teaching roles, as well as careers outside […]
Aug 11, 2026
An elementary education degree, like Campbellsville University’s online BS in Elementary Education P-5 program, qualifies you to teach grades K-5 in most states. The exact range depends on your state’s licensure structure. Some states extend coverage through sixth grade, while others start at preschool or allow extensions into the middle grades. There is no single […]
Aug 11, 2026
Some of the most formative years of a child’s education happen before third grade, and you can prepare to be a part of that impact through an online degree. Most online programs deliver coursework fully online including lectures, assignments, exams and student interaction, while student teaching is completed in person at a local school. Campbellsville […]
Jul 29, 2026
Becoming an elementary school teacher takes four years of college, hands-on classroom training and a state teaching license. That is the path for most graduates. The specifics — which degree to earn, what exams to pass and how long the licensing process takes — depend on where you plan to teach. This guide covers the […]