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Apr 19, 2024
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2014-2015 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Birth-Kindergarten Education, BA
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The Bachelor of Arts degree in Birth-Kindergarten Education is designed for persons who seek an entry-level “A” (the standard professional 1) license to teach pre-school through kindergarten. In order to fulfill degree requirements in this major, students must complete a minimum of 120 semester hours in the following categories:
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University Core Requirements
Note:
*Determined by placement examination
Additional Information
** Students must earn a grade of “C” or better
Department Professional Studies Requirements
Department Specialty Studies Requirements
Note:
*Courses are required only if student does not meet the requirements on the Placement Exam.
**Courses are required only if indicated by placement exam scores.
Number of Credit Hours Needed for Degree: 120
*Courses are required only if indicated by Placement Exam Scores.
Four-Year Course Distribution Plan
Birth Through Kindergarten Education (B-K) Suggested Sequence of Courses
Second Semester
- 300-399 Specialty Studies Course (3)
- 400-Level Specialty Studies Course (3)
- 400-Level Specialty Studies Course (3)
- 400-Level Specialty Studies Course (3)
- Elective (6)
Total Number of Credit Hours: 120
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*Courses are required only if the student does not meet requirements on the Placement Exam.
Must Pass PRAXIS I or be exempt in order to be admitted to Teacher Education Program. Note: Based on individual placement tests performance, students may be required to take PRAXIS Seminars II, III, and/or IV.
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