There is a tremendous shortage of high school science teachers,
particularly in chemistry and physics. And this is likely to persist.
An all science endorsement would even further enhance the employability
of these science/education graduates.
| Bio 1 = 4 Chem 1 = 4 FYS = 3 Geology 1 =4 =15 cr hrs |
Bio 2 = 4 Chem 2 =4 Calculus 50 = 4 Geology 2 =4 =16 cr hrs |
| Organic107 =4 Gen Ed Elective = 3 Cell Biology = 3 Educ 106 = 3 SPED 120 =3 = 16 cr hrs |
Organic 108 = 4 Molecular Biology=3 Educ 107 = 3 Educ 103 = 3 (has 60 hr practicum) Professional Development = 3 = 16 hrs |
| Biochem = 4 Physics 11 = 4 Educ 164 = 3 Genetics=3 Gen Ed Electives = 3 =17 hrs |
Adv Biochem = 4 Physics 12 =4 Educ 132 = 4 Educ 160 = 2 Biology Elective = 3 = 17 hrs |
| Astronomy = 4 Earth Science Elective = 3 Gen Ed Electives = 6 EDUC 174 Science Safety = 1 Research = 2 =16 cr hrs |
Student Teaching 167, 168= 12 |
*Educ 174, Safety in Academic Science Labs is highly recommended
To provide more flexibility in this tight schedule, you should note that several of the courses above are offered in the summers. These currently include Chem 1, 2; Bio 1, 2; Biochem (web), Physics 11, 12; Calc (Web).