Course substitution or retaking a course must be approved by the advisor and the Office of Teacher Education. Program deficiencies may require that the student be suspended from the program. I and Praxis II examinations as a part of their graduation requirements. Due to federal regulations regarding financial aid, students are eligible for undergraduate grants for only four years. During the fifth year of study, students qualify for the normal graduate scholarship and loan programs, but not for undergraduate grants.
Tuition is charged at the undergraduate rate for all five years.
All students in the B.A.-M.T. program must complete the general education requirements specified by the College of Arts and Sciences and the Curry School of Education or, in the case of B.S.Ed. Candidates for the B.A. degree must have completed a total of 102 credits from the College of Arts and Sciences. In order to meet licensure requirements, specific courses within the general education core vary by teacher education program area. Professional Education Courses Top Students in teacher education pursue advanced course work in a specific discipline as well as professional education experiences. Prospective teachers begin professional studies during the second year through an exploration of teaching as a profession.