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2017-2018 Updated Catalog through 11/17/2017 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Middle Grades Mathematics (BS)
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Admission Program Objective Code BSEM
State CIP Code 1101313112
The first sixty credits in the following program of study are designed to prepare students not only for the A.A. degree, but also for the General Knowledge exam and Middle Grades Math Subject Area exam of the Florida Teacher Certification Exam (FTCE).
If you plan to be a middle grades math teacher and are just beginning your A.A. degree, this program of study will best prepare you for that career choice. If you have already completed your A.A. degree and some of your general education courses differ from those listed below, your A.A. degree will still meet that component of the admission process; however, you may need to complete additional coursework, independent study, or workshops to be well prepared for the FTCE Middle Grades Math Subject Area exam. A passing score on the FTCE Middle Grades Mathematics Subject Area exam is one of the graduation requirements for this degree. For a detailed summary of graduation requirements for this degree program, see the Bachelor of Science graduation requirement section.
Courses with the “C” designation include extra hours to accommodate laboratory and field experiences.
Substitutions for any coursework in this program of study must be approved by the Teacher Education Program Director. Please note that some courses below may require lower division prerequisites not specified as program requirements. Requirements for Teacher Education programs may change due to legislative mandates. Candidates should request the most current requirements from the Teacher Education Program Director.
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General Education Course Requirements
- 3 Credit Hours ♦ ▲ ¶
- 3 Credit Hours ¶
- HUM 1020 - Humanities – lntroduction 3 Credit Hours ❖ † ♦ ¶
- ____ ____ - General or Core Humanities 3 Credit Hours
- recommended or other Core Math 3 Credit Hours ♦
- recommended or other General or Core Math 3 Credit Hours ♦
- ____ ____ - General Education Biological Sciences 4 Credit Hours*
- ____ ____ - General Education Physical Sciences 4 Credit Hours*
- ____ ____ - History/Government Social Sciences 3 Credit Hours**
- ____ ____ - Behavioral Social Sciences 3 Credit Hours**
- ____ ____ - Additional General Education Credits 4 Credit Hours
* One or both of the Biological or Physical Sciences must come from a core group. See AA Degree General Education Requirements for details.
** One or both of the Social Sciences must come from a core group. See AA Degree General Education Requirements for details.
At least 6 hours of diversity credits should be included in General Education required credits.
Total General Education Credits Required: 36
State-Mandated Prerequisites
Additional Lower Division Coursework
Additional Lower Division Credits Required Including State Mandated Prerequisites: 24
Diversity Requirement
Within the AA or AS coursework, students must meet the state-mandated diversity requirement of 6 credit hours with an international or diversity focus.
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Total Lower Division (Associate Degree) Credits Required: 60
Foreign Language
A minimum of 6 credit hours must be earned in one foreign language at the college level, or successful completion of two sequential credits in high school foreign language, or an appropriate score on an approved CLEP examination.
- ___-____ - Foreign Language
- ___-____ - Foreign Language
Total Upper Division Credits Required: 60
Total Program Credits Required: 120
Suggested Two Year Academic Plan
This program admits students in the fall/spring/summer semester(s). Below is a sample academic plan for these students admitted in the identified semester.
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| Total Upper Division Program Hours: 60 |
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