Degree Programs

Please click on the PDF file to view the undergraduate and graduate degree programs.  You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print the PDF files on this page. For increased security, we recommend that you use the latest version of Adobe Reader, available as a free download at the Adobe site OR that you do not open the files directly in your browser, but download them to your computer before opening them.

Undergraduate Programs

B.S. Early Childhood Plan of Study (pdf) Course Sequence (pdf)
B.S. Elementary Education Plan of Study (pdf) Course Sequence (pdf)
B.S. Health and Human Performance Degree Plan and Course Sequence (pdf)
B.S. Health and Physical Education Degree Plan and Course Sequence (pdf)
B.S. Special Education - Mild/Moderate Plan of Study (pdf) Course Sequence (pdf)
B.A. Psychology - General Degree Plan (pdf)      
B.S. Secondary Education See Programs in Secondary Education    

Graduate Programs

M.S. Counseling Psychology   Application Packet (pdf)
M.E. School Counseling  Application Packet (pdf)
M.S. Substance Abuse Counseling   Application Packet (pdf)
M.S. Education - Library Media and Technology Information   Plan of Study (pdf)
M.S. Health and Kinesiology   Plan of Study (pdf)
M.S. Higher Education Administration and Services  Degree Plan and Plan of Study  (www)
M.S. Reading   Degree Plan (pdf)
M.E. School Administration   Degree Plan (pdf)
M.E. Teaching   Application Packet (pdf)

Programs in Secondary Education

Candidates certifying to teach in secondary schools or K-12 certifications will receive their advisement and degree from the colleges that offer that specialization and/or major. Major fields offered are: art, Cherokee, English, health and physical education, mathematics, music, science (biology, chemistry), social studies, and Spanish.  All candidates must apply for admission to teacher education, enroll in professional education courses, and complete internships in the College of Education. See below for specific majors.

Beginning with the fall 1999 semester, all candidates who graduate with a teacher education/certification degree are required to fulfill a competency in a language other than English. Please check with your advisor regarding this requirement.

Art Education

Cherokee Education

English Education

Health & Physical Education

Math Education

Music Education

Science Education

Social Studies Education

Spanish Education

For further information about admission to teacher education contact Lois Buttress

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