Licensure in Science (7-12)

Students interested in obtaining licensure in science must submit passing scores on Praxis I and II, complete the B.S. degree in biology, or the B.S. in environmental science/natural resources or integrated environmental science and the additional chemistry and physics courses listed below* if not included in the requirements for these majors, and the following licensure-specific courses:

Required Licensure-Specific Courses		Credits	Semester
EDU-2110	Introduction to Exceptional Populations	3	__________
EDU-2170	Adolescent Development	3	__________
EDU-2320	Engaged in Creative Teaching and Learning	3	__________
EDU-3020	Educational Psychology	3	__________
EDU-3240	Literacy Development in the Content Areas	3	__________
EDU-4272	Secondary Education Methods II: The Practice of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment	3	__________
EDU-4850	Secondary Education Student Teaching	12	__________
SCI-4020	Science Methods	3	__________
Total		33

Note: Students must earn a B- or better in all of the above courses. Please see other important licensure requirements for more information.

*And for those students earning a B.S. in environmental science/natural resources or integrated environmental science, the following chemistry and physics courses are required if not already included in the requirements for either major:

CHE-1031	General Chemistry I	4	__________
CHE-1032	General Chemistry II	4	__________
PHY-1041	Physics I	4	__________
PHY-1042	Physics II	4	__________

Note: Students must earn a B- or better in all of the above courses.

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