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INITIAL CERTIFICATION INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS WITH A BACHELOR'S DEGREE:
Childhood Inclusive Education Program
SUNY Brockport does not have an initial certification program for applicants who
have already completed a bachelor's degree. Eligibility to apply for initial certification
in Childhood Inclusive(Grade 1-6) Education is contingent upon current enrollment at Brockport
in an approved academic major at the undergraduate level. Education is not a major
at Brockport.
If you have already completed a bachelor's degree and are interested in pursuing initial certification in Childhood, the first step is to first apply to the college by contacting Undergraduate Admissions for a Second Degree. The current list of approved academic majors are listed in the program fact sheets and the Childhood application (forthcoming July 2007). Acceptance into the college for a Second Degree does not guarantee admission into Childhood Education. You must apply for admission to the Childhood Education Program and meet the admission criteria as stated in the application. There is no initial certification program at the graduate level.
Adolescence Inclusive Education Program
Graduate Level
There are two options for initial certification in Adolescence
Inclusive Education with Middle School Extension (Grade 5-12). If you have already completed
a bachelor's degree in the appropriate content major - Biology, Chemistry, Earth
Science, English, History (Social Studies) Mathematics, and Physics, you can apply
to the 54 hour Alternate Masters Program which includes initial certification.
Please refer to the graduate information
regarding eligibility requirements .
Undergraduate
Level
If you do not have the appropriate undergraduate content major,
you can apply to Undergraduate
Admissions for a Second Baccalaureate Degree in one of listed content majors.
To apply and for additional information visit: http://www.brockport.edu/admissions/second.html
A major of either French or Spanish is also an option at the undergraduate level. Acceptance into a Second Degree Program does not guarantee admission to the Adolescence Inclusive Education Program. You must apply for admission to the Adolescence Inclusive Education Program and meet the admission criteria as stated in the fact sheet.
