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Dec 03, 2024
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2024-2025 Undergraduate and Graduate Catalog
Human Sciences, B.S.: FCSE Specialized Teaching Certification in HDFS, Grades 8-12
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About the Human Sciences, B.S.: FCSE Specialized Teaching Certification in HDFS, Grades 8-12 Concentration
This concentration offers a career path for Human Sciences majors interested in teaching family and consumer sciences courses at the eighth grade and high school levels. Students complete three prescribed areas of study along with student teaching that leads to teacher certification. Graduates will be eligible to teach in Texas public schools (Grades 8-12). Students seeking certification must meet all requirements outlined in the College of Education section of this catalog. Admission requirements for the teaching program include the completion of approximately 60 hours with an overall 2.75 GPA or better and a satisfactory level of performance on an approved basic skills assessment. Other requirements include a 2.75 GPA or better in professional education courses in the teaching field and a grade of C or better in all required concentration and support courses. To be recommended for certification, graduates must complete a fingerprint background check and achieve a satisfactory level of performance on the TExES examination prescribed by the State Board of Education.
Total Hours: 120
* Prerequisites and restrictions apply
† Human Sciences Core: Choose 1 course from ADRS 2310 , HDFS 2322 , PFP 3301 or PFI 1305 or NS 1325
‡ Distance students take HDFS elective at 3000- or 4000-level.
§ Refer to University Core Curriculum Requirements for course selection.
** HDFS Concentration: HDFS 2300 , HDFS 3301 , HDFS 3311 or HDFS 3312 , HDFS 3321 , HDFS 3331 , HDFS Elective
§§ Admission to Educator Preparation Program and minimum 2.75 GPA is required. Courses should be taken in sequence listed.
3 hours Multicultural are required if not fulfilled by another course on the degree plan. 40 hours of upper-level coursework (3000- and 4000-level) are required in the major concentration areas.
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