Education Programs of Study

Programs	Options	Licensure— TEP, ALP, and SELP**	Endorsements	Master of Arts	Doctor of Philosophy
Counseling and Human Services	School Counseling, Community Counseling, and Counseling and Leadership	School and community counseling licensure: graduate program		MA: 3 tracks: school counselors, mental health professionals, and military personnel
Curriculum and Instruction	Curriculum & Instruction, Educational Leadership, LDE, Principal and Administrator Licensure, Reading, & Science Education	Principal licensure at graduate level	Reading endorsement at the graduate level	MA: 5 tracks: General C&I, Leadership, LDE, Reading, and Science Education
Educational Leadership, Research and Policy	Educational Leadership	Principal Administrator (see C&I above)		MA (see C & I above)	PhD: Educational Leadership, Research and Policy
Elementary Education		Undergrad and graduate licensure		MA (see C & I above)
Linguistically Diverse Education (LDE) (formerly ESL)		Undergrad and graduate licensure		MA (see C & I above)
Secondary Education	English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Spanish	Undergrad and graduate licensure		MA (see C & I above)
Special Education		Undergrad and graduate licensure	Studies, Spanish endorsement at the graduate level
* Teacher Education Program (TEP) teacher licensure—Professional Licensure through the TEP requires two semesters of study plus one summer session and may be included as a part of a four-year degree program in the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, or may be pursued after a Bachelor of Arts has been earned in a liberal arts program. Alternative Licensure Program (ALP) teacher licensure—Professional Licensure through the Alternative Licensure Program requires three semesters of study plus one summer session and may be pursued only after a Bachelor of Arts degree has been earned. * Special Education Licensure Program (SELP) teacher licensure—Professional Licensure through the undergraduate SELP allows all undergraduate teacher candidates to complete a content major within LAS and the generalist licensure area in special education in four years (124 credit hours); graduate students can receive their generalist special education licensure after completing 43 semester hours, and their Master’s of Arts in Special Education upon completion of an additional 9 credit hours.