Required to enter Professional Methods in Fall:
- Pass the College Writing Exam (call 436-3691).
- Minimum overall GPA* of B (3.0).
- Minimum GPA* (2.8) in content major.
- Minimum overall GPA* of B (3.00) in the core courses: EDUC
106, EDUC 201, EDUC 206, EDUC 213, EDUC 246, EDUC 346,
EPSY 229, EPSY 250, EPSY 275.**
- No more than 3 grades below a "C" (2.0) in the Professional
Education courses, content major and related work combined.
- Complete the Admission-to-Candidacy Application in the fall semester
prior to entering Methods.
Required to enter Student Teaching:
- All GPA requirements for Methods must be met for student
teaching.
- Take the LAST (Liberal Arts and Sciences Test).
- Successfully completed required course work in general
education, the major core, content major, and the related work
- No more than 18 months between Methods and Student Teaching
- Minimum overall GPA* of B- (2.67) in Methods course
Recommended Before Graduation:
- Take ATS-W (Assessment of Teaching Skills- Written).
- Take CST Exam (Content Specialty Test).
- Complete Diploma and Teacher Certification Applications.
- Establish Credentials Folder in Career Development Office.
Initial Certification Requirements:
- Pass the LAST (Liberal Arts and Sciences Test).
- Pass the ATS-W (Assessment of Teaching Skills-Written).
- Pass the CST (Content Specialty Test).
- Finger Printing.
- Complete the Child Abuse Recognition and Reporting Seminar
(included in EDUC 213).
- Complete School Violence Prevention and Intervention Seminar
(included in EDUC 213).
Required for Professional License:
- Complete Master's Degree (within five years) and three years of
full time teaching.
The State University of New York at Oneonta reserves the right to
make changes in policies, requirements, and regulations as conditions
change and such revisions are necessary subsequent to the publication of
the college catalog. This information is current as of September 2005.
*All GPA's per college policy are calculated on SUNY Oneonta grades
only.
**GPA calculated on those courses completed prior to methods. All
must be completed prior to student teaching.
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