Content Area Course Requirements
Content Area Courses: These courses may have been completed as part of your undergrad program. If not they will need to be completed as part of your graduate program. An audit will be completed after admission and you will be notified of any deficiencies.
- One course in a physical science
- One course in a biological science
- Coursework in a minimum of four different social science areas:
- Anthropology
- Psychology
- Sociology
- History
- Economics
- Political Science
- Cultural Geography
- MATH 103 - *Note: MATH 103 is a prerequisite for CI 430. Students must enroll in MATH 103, concurrent with CI 430 if this course has not been successfully completed.
- STAT 100, MATH 117, or AP Statistics Exam ≥ 3
- KIN 268
Professional Sequence
- Year One Fall
- Year One Spring
- CI 432 Investigative Approach to Elementary Mathematics Instruction
- CI 448 Teaching Elementary Social Studies
- CI 451 Teaching Elementary Science II
- CI 475 Teaching Elementary Reading and Language Arts I
- CI 522 Arts in Early Childhood and Elementary: Curriculum in Context
- EDPR 550 (0 hours) School and Community Experience
- Year Two Fall
- Year Two Spring
- Additional Courses
Minimum GPA Requirements
- Content and Professional Education GPA: 2.5
- Graduate GPA: 3.0
- Note: State rules mandate that no course with a grade lower than C- can be used towards licensure, endorsement, or approvals.
Master Degree Requirements
In addition to the above professional sequence, students must complete:
- One approved 4.0 credit hour foundations course in Educational Psychology
- One approved 4.0 credit hour foundations course in Education Policy, Organization & Leadership
- One 4.0 credit hour 500 level course in Education (CI, EOL, EPOL, EPS, EPSY, HRD, SPED)
More information on the Master of Education program, including a list of foundations courses, can be found in the College of Education Handbook and the Academic Catalog.