Programs of Study
Undergraduate Teacher Licensure Programs
IMPORTANT: Transfer and/or readmitted students must have a minimum 2.5 cumulative college GPA to enter any of the licensure programs listed below. Students who do not meet this requirement but do meet general admission requirements may be admitted into non-licensure programs such as MDS (Multidisciplinary Studies) General.
The following undergraduate teacher licensure programs of study are advised through the College of Education Advising Center:
CFS (Child and Family Studies) Early Childhood- EXPW (Exercise Science) Licensure
- MDS (Multidisciplinary Studies) Elementary
- MDS (Multidisciplinary Studies) ESL
- MDS (Multidisciplinary Studies) Middle School
- SEED (Secondary Education) Biology
- SEED (Secondary Education) Chemistry
- SEED (Secondary Education) Earth & Space Science
- SEED (Secondary Education) Economics
- SEED (Secondary Education) English
- SEED (Secondary Education) French
- SEED (Secondary Education) Geography
- SEED (Secondary Education) German
- SEED (Secondary Education) History
- SEED (Secondary Education) Mathematics
- SEED (Secondary Education) Physics
- SEED (Secondary Education) Political Science
- SEED (Secondary Education) Spanish
- SEED (Secondary Education) Speech & Theatre
- SPE (Special Education) Comprehensive
- SPE (Special Education) Modified
More detailed information about the above teacher licensure programs of study can be found under "Academic Organization and Programs of Study" in the Undergraduate Catalog. Advising for Agricultural Education (AGED), Art Education (ARED), and Music Education (MUED) is done though the respective academic departments.
Distance Learning Teacher Licensure Program
The 2 Plus 2 Program offers on-site delivery of the third and fourth years of the College of Education’s teacher licensure program at surrounding community colleges, and is designed to mirror the quality of on-campus classes while increasing accessibility.
Undergraduate Non-Licensure Programs
The following non-teacher licensure programs of study are offered in Excercise Science:
- EXPW (Excerise Science) Coaching & Sports Administration
- EXPW (Exercise Science) Fitness & Wellness
- EXPW (Exercise Science) Pre-Occupational Therapy
- EXPW (Exercise Science) Pre-Physical Therapy
- EXPW (Exercise Science) Recreation & Leisure
More detailed information about the above Exercise Science programs of study can be found under "Academic Organization and Programs of Study" in the Undergraduate Catalog.
Post Baccalaureate Teacher Licensure Programs
The Post-Baccalaureate Program is designed to grant teacher licensure to interested individuals who have completed a bachelor's degree in an area that did not lead to teacher licensure.