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Jan 02, 2025
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2022-2023 Undergraduate Bulletin [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
FYG - Special Education - Adapted Curriculum, BS (478C)
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Program Code: 478*/478C
CIP Code: 13.1011
(Teaching)
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Semester Three [15 Hours]
Semester Four [16 Hours] (Courses may be taken semester four or semester five)
Semester Five [14 Hours] (Courses may be taken semester four or semester five)
Semester Seven [12 Hours]
Semester Eight [12 Hours]
General Requirements Summary
| Minimum Total Hours |
Gen Ed Hours |
Writing |
Min Major GPA |
Min Overall GPA |
| 120 |
44 |
RC 1000 and RC 2001 |
2.0 |
2.7 |
General Education Program Model [44 Hours]
| Program Categories |
Hours |
Important Notes- Be sure to check for Gen Ed courses required in your major |
| First Year Seminar |
3 |
Can be taken first or second semester of freshman year |
| First Year Writing |
3 |
Can be taken first or second semester of freshman year. Minimum grade of “C” required. |
| Wellness Literacy |
2 |
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| Quantitative Literacy |
4 |
MAT 1030 or MAT 1110 counts in both the major and Gen Ed |
| Sophomore Writing |
3 |
Minimum grade of “C” required |
| Integrative Learning Experience |
9 |
Must choose a minimum of two disciplines. |
| Liberal Studies Experience |
12 |
Must choose a minimum of three disciplines. |
| Science Inquiry |
8 |
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| You must also meet the Fine Arts, Literary Studies, Historical Studies, and the Social Science Designations. Those may be met within the Integrative Learning Experience and the Liberal Studies Experience. |
Additional Notes
- Refer to the Major POS and the General Education POS for more information and pre/co-requisites.
- Praxis I requirement should be met during the FRESHMAN YEAR.
- Apply to teacher education during sophomore year.
- Try to use electives and General Education Courses toward CONTENT AREA to be “highly qualified” for licensure.
- A student must have at least a 2.70 grade-point average to be admitted to the teacher education program and must maintain a 2.70 grade-point average overall through student teaching.
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