University Studies (general studies) =  48 hours    
In certain instances, specific University Studies courses are required for an education degree.

Professional Education Requirements = 37 hours
(Some of these courses may fulfill University Studies requirements.)

Courses required for major =   50 hours

Requirements for Admission to Teacher Education:

• Teacher Education candidates must not have any felony convictions
• nor be on disciplinary probation at the university.

Options	Requirements beginning 08/01/05
OPTION 1	*22 ACT   2.5 GPA **C-BASE all passed with 235 on each section ##Course requirements listed below
OPTION 2	2.5 GPA **C-BASE all passed with 265 on each section ##Course requirements listed below
OPTION 3	3.0 GPA **C-BASE all passed with 235 on each section ##Course requirements listed below

^##Course Requirements for all 3 options include:

• Must have 57 hours completed
• EN140 completed with a grade of “C” or above
• Block I completed with a written recommendation
  • (EL120 or ED250 for elementary)
  • (SE222 or ED250 or SE200 and
  • SE202 for secondary)

*An ACT before 10/1/89 permits a minimum score of 20. A score of 265 or higher on all sections of the C-BASE will permit any ACT/SAT score to be accepted.  Contact an advisor for required SAT scores. Any previous 4 year degree from an accredited institution will waive the ACT.

**The C-BASE tests include English, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Writing. All sections must be passed within 2 years of the semester in which the student passed any section or all previously passed sections are void.     If C-BASE is taken at a testing site other than Southeast, code it to be sent to Southeast (00250).   Any previous 4 year degree from an accredited institution will waive the C-BASE.

BS 113	Anatomy & Physiology I	4
HL231	Fitness Conditioning	3
PE 201	Sport in Society	3
*PE 216	Theory & Practice of Team Sport	2
PE 217	Theory & Practice of Individual/Dual Leisure Activities	4
PE 220	First Aid	2
PE 235	Psychology of Coaching & Human Performance	3
PE 238	Foundations, History, Philosophy of PE	3
PE 239	Teaching Children Physical Education	3
*PE 240	Rhythms Plays and Games	3
**PE 270	Methods in Middle School Physical Education	3
PE 305	Motor Development, Motor Learning & Behavior	3
PE 310	Tests & Measurements in Phys Act/Sport	2
**PE 341	Physiology of Conditioning	3
PE 408	Physical Education for Individuals with Disabilities	2
**PE 464	Kinesiology	3

  *Must be taken before Block II
**Make sure you have the prerequisite for this course before enrolling

Physical Fitness: Choose One Hour From the Following:

AT 101	Aqua-Aerobics	1
AT 130	Aerobic Dance	1
AT 132	Body Building	1
AT 136	Jog/Walk for Fitness	1
AT 138	Low Impact Aerobic	1

Dance: Choose One Hour From the Following:

DA 130	Ballrom Dance I	1
DA 145	Country Line Dance	1

Professional Education Requirements   38 Hours

Secondary Block I       4 hours

SE 222	Secondary Block I Field Experiences(2006 & prior Catalog yr)
SE 200	Intro to MSE Technology (2) (2007 Catalog year)
SE 202	Intro to MSE Teaching (2) (2007 Catalog year)

(Prerequisite to Block II:   Admission to the Teacher Education Program; PE 216; PE239; AND PE240)

Secondary Block II      11 hours

EF 304	School and Society (2)
SE 305	Intro to MSE Teaching (2) (2007 Catalog year)
SE 306	Theories of Learning and Management (2)
SE 307	Teaching Reading in Secondary School (2)
SE 308	Instructional Competencies for High School Teaching (3)
SE 275	Diversity in America’s Schools (3) #

Secondary Block III      7 hours

Secondary Block IV      13 hours

# Course counts also as University Studies as well as a Professional Education Course.
NOTE: Courses in each Block are to be taken concurrently

Total: 38 hours

Additional Requirements: University Studies Program

INTRODUCTORY COURSE:	UI 100, First Year Seminar	3
ARTISTIC EXPRESSION:	Any Course	3
LITERARY EXPRESSION:	Any course with LI Prefix	3
ORAL EXPRESSION:	SC105 Fundamentals of Oral Communication	3
WRITTEN EXPRESSION:	EN140 Rhetoric & Critical Thinking	3
BEHAVIORAL SYSTEMS:	PR222 Development of the Adolescent (required)	3
LIVING SYSTEMS:	BS course BS 103, 105, 107,108, 218	3
LOGICAL SYSTEMS:	MA 134, MA 123, or MA 155	3
PHYSICAL SYSTEMS:	Any course	3
DEVELOPMENT OF A MAJOR CIVILIZATION:	US 105	3
ECONOMICS SYSTEMS:	EC 101, EC 215, or AG 201	3
POLITICAL SYSTEMS:	PS 103 US Political Systems, or PS 104	3
SOCIAL SYSTEMS:	SE 275 Diversity in America’s Schools	3
300 Level University Studies Courses:	Recommend UI 300, Drugs & Behavior (Health Certificate)	3
	Recommend UI 317, Human Sexuality (Health Certificate)	3
400 Level University Studies Courses:	(Social systems included with Physical Education and Behavioral systems  included with Education counts)	3
	TOTAL 48 hours
Additional Requirements:	English 100 is required for state certification purposes.
TOTAL HOURS MINIMUM REQUIRED FOR GRADUATION – 134 HOURS

Courses are updated regularly, so be sure to meet with your advisor to design your academic plan.

Courses are updated regularly, so be sure to meet with your advisor to design your academic plan.

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