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9closures or endings
2pauses or teach-outs
12official-source records

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Secondary Education Chemistry-InternKutztown University · Kutztown, PA

PASSHE's February 2026 Board agenda reports that Kutztown put this graduate teacher certification into moratorium during October through December 2025. A moratorium pauses new admissions. Open the record for the exact decision and source.

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Life Science/Chemistry majorKent State University · Kent, OH

The trustees approved inactivating the combined B.S.Ed. major effective fall 2026. Kent State says other science teacher-education degrees will remain. Open the record for the exact decision and source.

Program closing to new studentsSee what changed →
Chemistry Education/Secondary EducationCollege of the Ozarks · Point Lookout, MO

Missouri's higher-education department records College of the Ozarks' bachelor of arts in Chemistry Education/Secondary Education as deleted in July 2025. The action applies to this program, not to the college. Open the record for the exact decision and source.

Program deleted from state inventorySee what changed →
Chemistry Education Certificate, 36 credit hoursSUNY Buffalo State University · Buffalo, NY

SUNY Buffalo State University lists Chemistry Education Certificate, 36 credit hours for deactivation or discontinuation. Current students retain a completion path. The action applies to this offering, not to the institution as a whole. Open the record for the exact decision and source.

Program deactivation or discontinuation in processSee what changed →
Chemistry Education Certificate, 42 credit hoursSUNY Buffalo State University · Buffalo, NY

SUNY Buffalo State University lists Chemistry Education Certificate, 42 credit hours for deactivation or discontinuation. Current students retain a completion path. The action applies to this offering, not to the institution as a whole. Open the record for the exact decision and source.

Program deactivation or discontinuation in processSee what changed →
M.S.Ed. in Chemistry EducationSUNY Buffalo State University · Buffalo, NY

SUNY Buffalo State University lists M.S.Ed. in Chemistry Education for deactivation or discontinuation. Current students retain a completion path. The action applies to this offering, not to the institution as a whole. Open the record for the exact decision and source.

Program deactivation or discontinuation in processSee what changed →
Chemistry Education Emphasis in Chemistry Bachelor's DegreeUtah State University · Logan, UT

Utah State University proposed discontinuing Chemistry Education Emphasis in Chemistry Bachelor's Degree. The proposal still requires external review and is not an institution closure. Open the record for the exact decision and source.

Program discontinuation proposedSee what changed →
Chemistry 7-12 teacher educationUniversity of New Hampshire · Durham, NH

The University System of New Hampshire reported that UNH's graduate Chemistry teacher-education pathway closed in April 2025. Open the record for the exact decision and source.

Program closedSee what changed →
Chemistry Secondary Teaching Education ProgramOakland University · Rochester Hills, MI

Oakland University's trustees approved discontinuing the Chemistry secondary teacher-preparation pathway. The action is limited to this pathway, not the university's other chemistry degrees. Open the record for the exact decision and source.

Program closedSee what changed →
Anthropology; Arabic; Art History; Chemistry; Comparative Religion; French; Museum Studies; Linguistics; Music Therapy; Medical Physics; Optics and Materials; Spanish; African Diaspora History; Nursing Practice; Master of Laws; teacher education; environmental studies; historic preservation; literacy; urban studies; business; economics; sport management; and engineering programsCleveland State University · Cleveland, OH

Cleveland State paused summer and fall 2024 admission to 22 programs while it reviewed whether to restructure or discontinue them. A review pause is not labeled as a permanent closure. Open the record for the exact decision and source.

Admissions pausedSee what changed →
Chemistry, Cultural Studies, Ecology, Engineering Physics, English, History, History Education, Liberal Studies, Physics, Politics and Law, Political Science, Master of Education, Art Therapy, and PhilosophyChristian Brothers University · Memphis, TN

Christian Brothers closed 12 degree programs and two concentrations at the end of the 2023–24 academic year. Current students retained a path to finish. Open the record for the exact decision and source.

Programs closedSee what changed →
Classroom Teacher; accelerated and completion Nursing; Public Health Education; Principalship; Rehabilitation Counseling; Electrical Engineering Pre-Law and Pre-Med; Engineering Innovation and Entrepreneurship; Engineering Physics; Selected Graduate Studies; Art History; Music; German; Greek; Latin; Urban Affairs; Applied Mathematics; Applied Statistics; Environmental Sciences; Interdisciplinary Science and Mathematics; Physics; Physics and Mathematics; Earth and Environmental Science; Organizational Leadership; Accountancy; Multi-Age Education; Chemistry; Communication Studies; History; Social Work; and SociologyWright State University · Dayton, OH

Wright State deactivated 34 named programs and immediately stopped new admissions. Current students received individual plans allowing up to four years to finish. Open the record for the exact decision and source.

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