Indiana University’s Community of Teachers is performance based: you find a mentor/school you like, teach/help one day a week which helps you build a portfolio to show later and take courses in your subject area (this eliminates lots of ed courses you’d otherwise take). You would most likely have lots of business/economics courses that might qualify you for a business ed, math or social studies (economics-focused) license from your previous studies. Plus you can complete your work as fast as you can – I took classes online in addition to my reg undergrad ones. This program would probably lead to another masters in education (which also guarantees higher teacher pay 😉

There is also IU Transition to Teaching which is also designed for post-bachelors. Also, if you are interested in becomign dual-certified or adding special education, you are much more likely to be hired; the field is competitive in Indiana and Ohio.

http://education.indiana.edu/~comteach

http://site.educ.indiana.edu/Default.aspx?alias=site.educ.indiana.edu/sect2t