Counseling sessions are based on a sliding fee scale according to income. Psychological assessment fees vary according to the type of assessment. The Center is located at 424 Aderhold Hall. By coordinating programs with other appropriate colleges and schools, the College also prepares students for educational specialties within the undergraduate degrees of Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Science in Family and Consumer Sciences, and Bachelor of Music. See the Graduate School Bulletin for further information.
Students matriculate in other colleges for specialized degrees with educational applications.
Students enrolled in other colleges of the University who seek certification as teachers should apply for admission to Teacher Education, have their individual programs approved by the College of Education by the beginning of the junior year, and must meet all requirements of the approved professional programs. Admission standards for transfer students to the College of Education may vary from those standards set by other schools and colleges within the University and may also vary according to the number of hours earned. Enrollment in the College of Education does not constitute admission as a candidate for a degree in teacher education or professional certification in other professional fields. Each student who seeks a professional teaching degree or professional teacher certification must apply for admission to Teacher Education through the College s Educational Field Experience Office in Aderhold Hall. Many of the majors in the College of Education require higher GPAs than these minimum requirements listed.