Learning & Behavior Disorders (P–12), B.S.


Availability: Online Only
Degree: Bachelor of Science

Who This Program Is For

This program is intentionally designed for:


There are lots of benefits, such as low out-of-pocket costs through federal and Kentucky-specific grants, for future educators.

Teaching Assistants in Kentucky Schools
Increase your earning potential and professional impact! Graduates often see significant salary increases in this profession.

Serve and advocate for students with learning and behavioral needs in a meaningful way.

What You’ll Learn

Asbury’s Learning & Behavior Disorders program prepares you to:

  • Teach students with diverse learning and behavioral needs
  • Develop individualized education programs (IEPs)
  • Foster inclusive, supportive classroom environments
  • Apply evidence-based instructional strategies
  • Partner with families, schools, and communities

All within a framework rooted in faith, service, and academic excellence.

Career Outcomes: Special Education (P–12)

Graduates of this program are prepared to teach Special Education (LBD) in the K–12 setting.

With ongoing demand for special education teachers at both the state and national levels, this certification can position graduates well in the job market.

Flexible Online Format Built for You

Asbury’s online programs are built to help you succeed academically, professionally, and personally:

  • 100% Online Coursework
  • Clinical Experiences in your Local Kentucky Schools
  • Designed for Working Adults
  • Supportive Faculty & Community
  • Practical, Career-Focused Training

Affordable, High-Value Education

This program is designed to minimize financial barriers:

  • Eligible for Federal Financial Aid
  • Access to Kentucky Teacher Grants & Incentives
  • Potential for significantly reduced out-of-pocket costs
  • Strong return on investment through increased salary potential

Meet our Education faculty


Our accomplished faculty are committed to giving you quality education where you grow as an individual and an educator. Asbury faculty in the program have collective experience in public and private education and administration roles.

Allie Rhodes ’97, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Education
Faculty Assembly Secretary
C. Timothy Crook ’75, Ed.D
Associate Professor, Education
Department Chair, Education
Department Chair of Undergraduate Studies
David Riel ’75, Ed.D.
Associate Professor, Education
Director Clinical Experiences

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