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Nov 21, 2024
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2021-2022 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Undergraduate Initial Licensure in Special Education
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The College of Education and the College of Letters, Arts & Sciences (LAS) jointly offer the undergraduate special education licensure program. The LAS content area with licensure in special education requires approximately 124 semester hours of coursework. This degree combines a liberal arts education with a content focus and a comprehensive special education teacher licensure program. Students in the undergraduate SELP will receive a BA in one of the following five major:
- English
- Biology
- Geography
- Spanish History
Faculty
- Christi Kasa, Ph.D., Associate Professor
- Scott Kupferman, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Program Coordinator
- Kathleen Randolph, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Application and Admission
Acceptance into the SELP requires a minimum of a 2.5 GPA, acceptance into the College of Letters of Arts & Sciences, and successful completion of the SELP application process. Visit our website for requirements.
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First Year Courses - 24 Credit Hours
First Year Fall Courses - 9 Credit Hours
First Year Spring Courses - 9 Credit Hours
First Year Summer Courses - 6 Credit Hours
*SPED 3001 can be taken in the summer prior to beginning the program. Students would take this as an unclassified student.
Second Year Courses - 18 Credit Hours
Second Year Fall Courses - 9 Credit Hours
Second Year Spring Courses - 9 Credit Hours
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