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Jeannine Rainbolt

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

BY THE NUMBERS

The purpose of the Jeannine Rainbolt College of Education (JRCoE) is to promote inquiry and practices that foster democratic life and that are fundamental to the interrelated activities of teaching, research, and practice in the multidisciplinary field of education.

MAJORS

CARE E R OPPORTUNITIES

Early Childhood Education

Students who receive degrees from the College of Education

Elementary Education

pursue career fields such as:

Language Arts Education Mathematics Education

Curriculum specialist

Science Education:

School administrator

– Biological Sciences

Education consultant

– Chemistry

Teacher

– Earth Sciences

Instructional design

– Physical Science

Academic advisor

– Physics Social Studies Education

Visit ou.edu/career to learn more about career opportunities

Special Education

for OU students.

100% JOB PLACEMENT

rate within one month of graduation since 2019

$667,000

JRCoE SCHOLARSHIP money awarded to students in 2024-25

World Language Education: – French

20

– German – Latin – Spanish

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE The Jeannine Rainbolt College of Education has provided me a home here at OU. I truly have found my place of belonging on campus and friends that I can rely on. Everything I have learned I have directly used in classroom experiences during observations. Deciding and committing to my education major was the best decision I have made at OU, and the faculty has always supported me. Professors have helped me with assignments, the resources on campus have helped me through my career path, and my student organizations have provided a sense of community and friends that are working toward a larger goal.” ALIVIA JETER | OU Class of 2026 Major: Social Studies Education From: Elk City, Oklahoma

1901 year the first

education course was taught at OU


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