The Education dual degree programs are designed for students who demonstrate a high degree of maturity and academic potential. They require students to meet high standards of academic achievement in both their undergraduate and graduate level coursework. Students admitted to the College of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies may apply for admission to the dual degree programs at the end of their sophomore year. In order to be accepted into these programs, students must have maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher during the first four semesters of college. Formal application involves creating a portfolio application which is reviewed by a team of undergraduate and graduate faculty. Transfer students should consult their division director about the application. Students interested in pursuing a dual degree should contact their advisor or the division director in order to obtain further information.
Currently, three dual degree programs are available for Education students:
- Dual Degree Program for Elementary Education Majors: Master of Education Degree - Teacher of Students with Moderate Disabilities (PreK-8) Leading to Initial Licensure
- Dual Degree Program for all Education Majors: Master of Education Degree - Teacher of Instructional Technology (all levels) Leading to Initial Licensure (Online Program)
- Dual Degree Program for Early Childhood or Elementary Education Majors: Master of Education Degree in Curriculum and Instruction with a Specialization in Integrated Teaching through the Arts leading to Professional Licensure
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