It is recommended that you take the exams in your junior year. The Praxis Series program does not limit the number of times you can repeat a test, but the Praxis tests are only given six times per year. Some states, associations and institutions, however, may limit the number of times you can retest. Most advisors will have posted office hours when they are available, or you can call your advisor and set up an appointment which will be of convenience to everyone. You will meet with your advisor during your assigned registration time, and the two of you will organize the classes you need to take and register for them.
All coursework is required to be completed before student teaching.
One can obtain a student teaching application from Georgia McStraw in the Graduate Education House located at 1114 N. Cory Street. When filling out the application for student teaching, you are asked to list at what school you would like to do your student teaching and also with whom you would like to be paired. You will graduate with either a Bachelor of Science in Education or a Bachelor of Arts in Education. Majors will be determined by the student's choice of a course of study. After you pass the Praxis II Tests, you will be eligible for a two- year entry level teaching license.