Course Sequence

School of Education
Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education

Suggested Course Sequence to Graduation

Freshman - Fall		Freshman - Spring
Course	Credits	Course	Credits
ENG 120	3	ENG 201	3
MAT 140 (or 143)	4	MAT 235 (MAT 142,232)	4
SCI 100*	3	SCI 200	3
COM 119	3	PSY 120	3
FDS 100*	.5	SSC 100*	3
Phys. Ed.	1	Phys. Ed.	.5
^Computer Literacy		Computer Literacy
Sophomore - Fall		Sophomore - Spring
Course	Credits	Course	Credits
COM 120	3	EDU 250**	3
PHI 200	3	World Lit 261	3
EDU 221	3	EDU 351*	3
EDU 230	3	HUM 115	2
Foreign Language 131	4	Foreign Language 132	4
Phys. Ed.	.5	Phys. Ed.	.5
Junior - Fall		Junior - Spring
Course	Credits	Course	Credits
Foreign Language 231	3	World Literature 262	3
EDU 350*	2	EDU 302	3
EDU 257	5	EDU 353	3
EDU 354	4	Science 301	3
PLS 200***	2	EDU 450	2
		Concentration (300 level or higher)	3
Senior - Fall		Senior - Spring
Course	Credits	Course	Credits
HIS 342	3	EDU 452 Student Teaching	9
EDU Concentration (300 level of higher)	3	Pass PRAXIS II Prior to Student Teaching.
EDU 360	3	Elective	3
EDU 365	3
Elective	3

Notes:

• * Students who matriculate with 24 or more credits do not take these [*] Freshman year courses.

• Courses needed for Admission to the School of Education. Require a “C” or higher.
• ^ Must complete requirement in Freshman Year.   Students who have completed 24 or more credits hours will not be able to register unless CLE is passed.
• Pass English Proficiency Exam (EPE) prior to admission.
• Pass Computer Literacy Exam (CLE) prior to admission.
• Maintain a GPA of 2.33 or higher.
• Students must submit admission application and supportive documents (EPE, CLE and transcript) to academic advisor.
• Courses needed for Admission to the School of Education. Require a “C” or higher.
• Admission Interview conducted with academic advisor.
• ** Student must be admitted to the School of Education to take EDU 250.
• * Course can be taken concurrently with EDU 250 (Admission Course.)
• *** Course can be substituted for four semesters of P.E.
• Students who do not meet admission requirements will not be able to take education courses beyond EDU 230.
• Recommend student seek evaluation for graduation during the Fall semester of Junior year. Submit a copy to academic advisor.
• A student who matriculates with 24 or more credits can take two science laboratory courses to satisfy the general education science requirements. Credits can range from 6-9.