The degree programs within the College of Education all require a minimum of 130 semester hours of coursework, so careful planning is imperative to graduate in an expected amount of time. We recommend that you visit an adviser in your major area at least once a semester. Since students working on an undergraduate degree who wish to be secondary teachers must graduate from the college which houses their major or first teaching field, they must follow the advising rules and procedures in that college. Secondary students who wish to take professional education courses must submit a formal application to register for the courses in the College of Education several months in advance.
Students sign up for interviews online.
Interviews are open to student teachers, graduate students and alumni who have active credential files in our office. Credential Files - Student teaching final evaluations and letters of reference are available for perspective employers. Students open a credential file on the web site at the beginning of the student teaching semester. Education Job Fair - Is held at the end of every semester at the Frank Erwin Center. Typically, more than one hundred school districts participate in the Fair.