How to Apply
Frequently Asked Questions
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How long does it take to finish the teacher education program?
- All of the undergraduate Teacher Education Programs are designed to be completed as part of a four year Bachelor of Science in Education. The actual balance of liberal arts, subject area, and professional education courses varies between the programs. Click here for more information.
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What is the difference between admission to the School of Education and applying to the Teacher Education Program?
- Students no longer apply to the School of Education independently of admission to the Teacher Education Program. Degree seeking students from the School of Education and certification/licensing only students (College of Arts and Sciences, HPER, Music etc.) meet the same requirements for admission to the Teacher Education Program and teacher licensing. In the first case, SOE students are only required to meet graduation requirements for the SOE. In the second case, COAS and other students seeking certification only must meet both the SOE and their home college requirements for graduation.
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What is Transition to Teaching?
- It is a program designed to meet the needs of individuals who have previously earned a college degree in a content discipline and who want to prepare for the profession of teaching at the K-12 levels. Click here for more information.
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What is the phone number of the staff who is in charge of licensing?
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How do I schedule, drop or add a class?
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What are the requirements for admission to the Teacher Education Program?
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What is the minimum grade point average (GPA) for admission to teacher education program?
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What are the testing requirements for admission to the Teacher Education Program (TEP)?
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To ask general questions about advising, you can send email to the program. What is the email address?
