Secondary Education

SECONDARY EDUCATION

For those educators whose long-range plans include a career of excellence in professional classroom teaching, Secondary Education offers courses dealing with topics of practical interest. Direct classroom application is the major focus of courses in classroom management, measurement and evaluation, curriculum development, and advanced teaching methods.

Admission Requirements

Completed application for admission
Bachelor's degree
Standard secondary teaching certificate
Transcripts of all college/university credits
Acceptable Graduate Record Examination (GRE) OR Millers Analogies Exam scores
Three favorable professional letters of recommendation
One year of successful elementary teaching experience

Other Important Program Notes

The Program consists of 40 semester credits and does not require a thesis or a creative project.
Each student will be assigned an advisor after admission to his/her respective program. Together a course of study will be outlined.
Maximum credit allowed before admission is 12 credits.
Transfer Credit: Students may transfer 6 semester credits, but up to 12 with prior approval.
Students must complete a minimum of 12 credits of on-campus credit.
Workshop credits cannot exceed 8 credits.

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