School of Education Current Students

Course registration assistance

If you have been admitted to the School of Education and need assistance registering for education courses, click below for details

Registration assistance

Fall 2023/Spring 2024 Clinical Teaching Application

Access to the FALL 2023/Spring2024 Clinical Teaching Application opens Monday, February 6 and CLOSES on Friday, March 10, 2023, at midnight.
It is advised to not wait until the last day to apply.

BCI/FBI background check

We've partnered with UA's School of Counseling to offer this service on campus.

See costs and how to schedule here.

School of Education Scholarships

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Scholarships are available for incoming freshman, transfer students, and currently enrolled School of Education students!

The application for 2023-2024 LJFF School of Education scholarships will be available for submission between March 1 and March 17, 2023. At that time, the application can be found by scanning the QR code:

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Contact Dr. Gary Holliday at gh30@uakron.edu if there are further questions.


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Project Zips Tutoring Crew

♦ Do you have a drive to help students learn? 

♦ Do you want to help catch students up from  COVID gaps? 

Project Zips Tutoring Crew is hiring math tutors to work with 4th and 5th graders from iPromise School and other Akron Public Schools. 

  • Earn $16 an hour and up to $1000 a semester.
  • Must be available three times a week and have transportation.
  • Nine hours of paid training is included.
  • Tutors are compensated for travel expenses and preparation time. 

For more information, visit the web page or contact Ava Pavkov at anp96@uakron.edu.  

To register as a tutor, please complete this form: Project Zips Math Tutoring Crew


UA students at the I-Promise School in Akron, Ohio

I PROMISE Teacher Education Learning Communities

The LeBron James Family Foundation School of Education and the I Promise School are partnering to offer a unique learning opportunity for LJFF COE students. Students can choose to join a learning community, block schedule 2-3 courses, and spend extended time at the I Promise School. This “lived-in” teacher education model will provide teacher candidates with an enriched field experience. A learning community is limited to 15 students and registration is controlled.

UA's connection with the I Promise School