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ADED Requirements at a Glance

• Minimum cumulative GPA: 2.75
• Minimum major GPA: 2.6

Course Requirements (minimum C grade)

You must complete the following courses with a C* or higher.

• CULT 29535: Education in a Democratic Society

• ENG 11011 and 21011*: College Writing and Research Writing

  *Grade of B or better is required in ENG 11011/21011 for Integrated Language Arts majors only

• ADED 20000: Topics in Social Justice in Teaching and Learning
• MATH 12003: Analytic Geometry and Calculus II (for Integrated Math majors only)

Choose one of the following

• EPSY 29525: Educational Psychology
• SPED 23000: Intro to Exceptionalities

Form Requirements

• Legal Questions for Licensure (1 form)
• Teacher Candidate Acknowledgements (4 forms)

Application Requirements

• Apply through the
• Submit your application during the appropriate term window:
  • Spring: Opens January 1; Closes February 1
  • Summer: Opens May 1; Closes June 1
• Selective admissions takes place after you submit your application
• Further information for requirements can be found on the ADED Advanced Study website
• Content Knowledge – completed by instructor in content area
• Knowledge of Adolescent Learners – completed by someone who has supervised student's work with kids age 12–18
• Interview with faculty

ECED Requirements at a Glance

• Minimum cumulative GPA: 2.75

Course Requirements (minimum C grade)

You must complete the following courses with a C or higher.

• CULT 29535: Education in a Democratic Society
• ECED 10120: Intro to Early Childhood Services
• ENG 11011 and 21011: College Writing and Research Writing
• MATH 14001/10771: Basic Math Concepts I/I Plus
• MATH 14002: Basic Math Concepts II

Choose one of the following

• EPSY 29525: Educational Psychology
• SPED 23000: Intro to Exceptionalities

Form Requirements

• Legal Questions for Licensure (1 form)
• Teacher Candidate Acknowledgements (4 forms)

Application Requirements

• Apply through the
• Submit your application during the appropriate term window:
  • Fall: Opens August 1; Closes September 1
  • Spring: Opens January 1; Closes February 1
  • Summer: Opens May 1; Closes June 1
• Selective admissions takes place after you submit your application
• Essay or interview with faculty

MCED Requirements at a Glance

• Minimum cumulative GPA: 2.75

Course Requirements (minimum C grade)

You must complete the following courses with a C or higher.

• CULT 29535: Education in a Democratic Society
• ENG 11011 and 21011: College Writing and Research Writing
• MATH 14001/10771: Basic Math Concepts I/I Plus
• EPSY 29525: Educational Psychology
• MATH 14002: Basic Math Concepts II
• MCED 20000: Learning and Experience in Middle Childhood Education

Content Area Requirements (minimum C grade)

You must complete the following content area courses with a C or higher.

• Reading/Language Arts: 3 required courses
• Social Studies: 4 required courses
• Science: 4 required courses
• Math: 4 required courses (Basic Math Concepts I and II must be part of the 4 courses)

Form Requirements

• Legal Questions for Licensure (1 form)
• Teacher Candidate Acknowledgements (4 forms)

Application Requirements

• Apply through the
• Submit your application during the appropriate term window:
  • Fall: Opens August 1; Closes September 1
  • Spring: Opens January 1; Closes February 1
  • Summer: Opens May 1; Closes June 1
• Selective admissions takes place after you submit your application
• Further information can be found on the Middle Childhood Education Advanced Study website
• Interview with faculty

Physical Education & Health/Physical Education Concentration Requirements at a Glance

• Minimum cumulative GPA: 2.75

Course Requirements (minimum C grade)

You must complete the following courses with a C or higher.

• CULT 29535: Education in a Democratic Society
• ENG 11011 and 21011: College Writing and Research Writing

Choose one of the following

• EPSY 29525: Educational Psychology
• SPED 23000: Intro to Exceptionalities

Form Requirements

• Legal Questions for Licensure (1 form)
• Teacher Candidate Acknowledgements (4 forms)

Application Requirements

• Apply through the
• Submit your application during the appropriate term window:
  • Fall: Opens August 1; Closes September 1
  • Spring: Opens January 1; Closes February 1
  • Summer: Opens May 1; Closes June 1
• Selective admissions takes place after you submit your application
• Interview with faculty
• Need a brief resume highlighting work with children ages 3–18

SPED Requirements at a Glance

• Minimum cumulative GPA: 2.75

Course Requirements (minimum C grade)

You must complete the following courses with a C or higher.

• CULT 29535: Education in a Democratic Society
• ENG 11011 and 21011: College Writing and Research Writing
• MATH 14001/10771: Basic Math Concepts I/I Plus
• MATH 14002: Basic Math Concepts II

Choose one of the following

• EPSY 29525: Educational Psychology
• SPED 23000: Intro to Exceptionalities

Form Requirements

• Legal Questions for Licensure (1 form)
• Teacher Candidate Acknowledgements (4 forms)

Application Requirements

• Apply through the
• Submit your application during the appropriate term window:
  • Fall: Opens August 1; Closes September 1
  • Spring: Opens January 1; Closes February 1
  • Summer: Opens May 1; Closes June 1
• Selective admissions takes place after you submit your application
• Interview with faculty
• Essay

ASEI Requirements at a Glance

• Minimum GPA requirement: A minimum 2.75 GPA is required for admission to the program; cumulative GPA must be maintained at 2.75 and major GPA must be 3.0 or better to be eligible for the professional phase and Advanced Practicum

Course Requirements (minimum C grade)

Prior to beginning professional phase courses, students must complete the following courses with a grade of C* or higher.

• ASL 19201: Elementary ASL 1 (or test out of this course)
• ASL 19202: Elementary ASL 2 (or test out of this course)
• ENG 11011/21011: College Writing 1 and 2
• ASEI 43100: Survey of the Interpreting Profession*
• ASEI 43102: Interpreting Processes 1

*ASEI 43100: Survey of the Interpreting Profession must be completed with a grade of B- or higher.

Exam Requirements

• Earn a passing score on the Entrance Exam during ASEI 43102

Education Programs in the College of the Arts Requirements at a Glance

• Music Education minimum GPA: 2.5 cumulative; 2.75 major
• Art Education minimum GPA: 2.5 cumulative; 2.5 major

Course Requirements (minimum C grade)

You must complete the following courses with a C or higher.

• CULT 29535: Education in a Democratic Society
• ENG 11011 and 21011: College Writing and Research Writing

Choose one of the following

• EPSY 29525: Educational Psychology
• SPED 23000: Intro to Exceptionalities

Form Requirements

• Legal Questions for Licensure (1 form)
• Teacher Candidate Acknowledgements (4 forms)

Application Requirements

• Apply through the
• Submit your application during the appropriate term window:
  • Fall: Opens August 1; Closes September 1
  • Spring: Opens January 1; Closes February 1
  • Summer: Opens May 1; Closes June 1
• Selective admissions takes place after you submit your application
• For additional course/application requirements, check with faculty in your program area

Education Programs in the College of Arts and Sciences Requirements at a Glance

• Must have the Education minor declared!
• Minimum GPA requirement: 2.5 cumulative; 2.5 major

Course Requirements (minimum C grade)

You must complete the following courses with a C or higher.

• CULT 29535: Education in a Democratic Society
• ENG 11011 and 21011: College Writing and Research Writing

Choose one of the following

• EPSY 29525: Educational Psychology
• SPED 23000: Intro to Exceptionalities

Form Requirements

• Legal Questions for Licensure (1 form)
• Teacher Candidate Acknowledgements (4 forms)

Application Requirements

• Apply through the
• Submit your application during the appropriate term window:
  • Fall: Opens August 1; Closes September 1
  • Spring: Opens January 1; Closes February 1
  • Summer: Opens May 1; Closes June 1
• Selective admissions takes place after you submit your application
• For additional course/application requirements, check with faculty in your program area