Degree planning for elementary education foundation undergraduate students
You are ultimately in charge of your destiny. You are responsible for acquiring all necessary information to make the best decisions regarding your education. The information provided in this section of the Web site will help you to identify important resources and information that will assist you in making informed decisions regarding completing your degree.
Degree requirements and registration information
- Undergraduate liberal education requirements
- Elementary Education Foundations degree requirements
- Undergraduate Registration Guidelines
Tips for planning your program
- EDHD 5007 is offered for elementary students only in spring and summer (both May and summer session). Try to take this course as early as possible; it can be tricky to schedule.
- The intro block (CI 3211, 3212, and EDHD 5001/EPsy 3119) must be taken as a block during your first semester in the major.
- The special education block (EPsy 5613, EPsy 5616, and CI 3283) must be taken one year after the intro block. Any exceptions to this schedule must be approved by Rebecca Dosch Brown in Student Services. You must take all three courses concurrently, and you must register for the sections designation for Elementary Education Foundations students.
- You should take CI 3401W and your linguistics class prior to taking the Reading Block (CI 5413 and 4413).
- Try to leave some electives for your last semester to avoid scheduling conflicts. In general, your best resource for probable class times and dates is the schedule from previous years, as courses are often taught at the same times each spring and fall.
Support services
- College of Education and Human Development undergraduate forms
- Grade Point Average Calculator
- Student Academic Success Services
- Testing Center
- University Counseling & Consulting Services (career, academic, and personal counseling)
- Writing Center
Revised August 2011
