9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Physical Education from Nebraska Wesleyan University is designed to prepare students for the teaching profession in Physical Education.

Music Education-Combination from Nebraska Wesleyan University, may teach K–12, as well as serve as a band or chorus conductors. Music Education majors also may provide instruction in a private studio environment.

Special Education from Nebraska Wesleyan University would help an applicant stand out from others. Educational diagnosticians always need a master's degree. A special education degree also is good preparation for pursuing physical, occupational and recreational therapy graduate programs, as well as becoming a school and career counselor or speech therapist.

Health and Physical Education from Nebraska Wesleyan University is designed to prepare students for the teaching profession in Health and Physical Education.

History-Social Science Education from Nebraska Wesleyan University, most history majors become teachers, lawyers, librarians, businesspersons, writers, archivists, politicians and even entertainers.

English and Writing from Nebraska Wesleyan University requires basic coursework in literature, writing, and language theory, and provides flexibility to students in pursuing additional courses that match their areas of interest and career goals.

Music Education-Vocal from Nebraska Wesleyan University, may teach K–12, as well as serve as a band or chorus conductors. Music Education majors also may provide instruction in a private studio environment.

Elementary Education from Nebraska Wesleyan University, employment of kindergarten and elementary school teachers is expected to grow by 17 percent from 2010 to 2020, while employment of preschool teachers is expected to grow by 25 percent. There will be a greater demand for mathematics, science and bi-lingual education teachers and for those who want to teach in less desirable school districts.

Elementary Education from Nebraska Wesleyan University, employment of kindergarten and elementary school teachers is expected to grow by 17 percent from 2010 to 2020, while employment of preschool teachers is expected to grow by 25 percent. There will be a greater demand for mathematics, science and bi-lingual education teachers and for those who want to teach in less desirable school districts.