2020-2021 Undergraduate Bulletin > Degrees > Listing of all degrees > Bachelor of Science in Education (B.S. in Ed.) Elementary Standard Certificate
Completion of this degree will qualify a student for recommendation to the Michigan State Board of Education for an Elementary Standard Certificate, which will permit the holder to teach in the elementary schools.
This degree is offered via Global Campus for the Integrated Science Major and Early Childhood Development and Learning Major.
See General Education Requirements.
Note: Many of the courses in the Planned Program/Comprehensive Major double count in the University Program and in majors and minors.
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All of the courses below (except EDU 107, EDU 330, HDF 100, and SPE 504) require students to be admitted to the teacher education program. Students cannot continue in the education program until each previous EDU course is completed with a C+ or better (Note: EDU 107 requires a B or higher). EDU 432 and EDU 458 may be taken at any point after the course prerequisites are met.
Read carefully the section on Standards Leading to Teacher Certification for additional requirements.
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Select one of the following options:
Option 1 - Choice 1: (Major)
Select a major:
Early Childhood Development and Learning Major Integrated Science Major Language Arts Major Mathematics Major Social Studies Major: Geography Concentration Social Studies Major: History Concentration Special Education Major: Teachers of Students With Cognitive Impairment Special Education Major: Teachers of Students With Emotional Impairment
Option 1 - Choice 2: (Minors)
Select two minors from the following:
Integrated Science Minor Language Arts Minor, Teaching Elementary Mathematics Minor, Teaching Elementary Reading In The Elementary Grades Minor, Teaching Elementary
Option 2 - (Minor)
Select a minor:
Early Childhood Development and Learning Minor English as A Second Language Minor, Teaching