Two New Degree Programs at Historically Black Alcorn State University

Alcorn State University, the historically black educational institution in Mississippi, has announced that it is adding two new degree programs at its Natchez campus. A bachelor’s degree program in elementary education will be available for undergraduate students and transfer students who have obtained an associate’s degree. The university is also adding a master’s degree program in education. The program is aimed at licensed teachers who are seeking an advanced degree. To accommodate teaching schedules, classes in the master’s degree program will be held in the evenings.

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