The Department of Teaching and Learning offers a Bachelor of Science in Middle and Secondary Education with the following concentrations:

Detailed requirements for completing these degrees are provided in the UofL Undergraduate Catalog.

Admission Requirements

Admission to the professional program occurs once per year - every fall. The admission deadline is typically February 1st for fall admission.

Minimum of 45 semester credit hours required for admission to the professional program, with at least 9 credit hours completed in the content certification area

Minimum 2.75 overall grade point average (suggested)

Successful completion of EDTP 20 and EDTP 107 with a combined grade point average of 3.0 or higher

ACT minimum composite Score of 21 (suggested)

"C" or better in English 102 and Speech Communication course

Gaining insightful experience and networking is important. As a part of the application process you will need three (3) letters of recommendation: one from a university/college faculty member, one concerning your work in the community (for example: employer, church, organizations, etc.), and one that describes your ability to work with children.

• Supplemental Teacher Education Application Packet.

Admission to the teacher education program is competitive. The admission decision will be made by the professional judgment of the screening committee. Preference will be given to applicants who have strong academic records and positive experiences, abilities and an attitude that shows promise of a successful classroom teacher.