Reach University is a nonprofit institution built specifically around apprenticeship degrees: students earn a bachelor's degree while working, most commonly as paraprofessional teacher aides already employed in K-12 classrooms, on a path toward becoming fully credentialed teachers.
Coursework is delivered online and is explicitly job-embedded, designed around a working adult's schedule rather than a traditional campus calendar, with the teaching-credential pathway as the university's central offering.
Reach is not a traditional-student option. It serves working adults, often already employed in schools, rather than recent high school graduates choosing among residential colleges, so it fits a narrow and specific use case rather than a general college search.
RequiredHigh school diploma, transcript, or GED (no specific course pattern published); applicants must also be actively working with children in a school or have a job offer to do so
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