Mathematics and Adolescence Education (Grades 7-12), B.S. and M.S.

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Bachelor of Science in Biology

General Liberal Arts and Science
General Education Requirements	60 credits
Mathematics and Adolescence Education
Undergraduate Courses	45 credits
Adolescence Education Graduate Courses
Completed for B.S. degree	15 credits
Total	120 credits

Master of Science in Adolescence Education, Grades 7–12

Course work completed during B.S. degree	15 credits
Course work completed during M.S. degree	21 credits
Total	36 credits
Total combined B.S. and M.S	141 credits

New York State requires completion of the following undergraduate Prerequisites for students seeking the Adolescence Education, Grades 7-12 in Mathematics, which will fulfill part of the General Education requirement:

Communications/Humanities/Written Analysis and Expression	3
Historical and Social Sciences	6
Scientific Processes*	6
Mathematical Processes	6
Artistic Expression	3
Information Retrieval	3
Language other than English	3

A course in Adolescence Development is required. PSYN 263 is acceptable.
* Coursework in Environmental Science, Evolution, Nutrition or Plants and People is not acceptable for teacher certification requirements.

For specific major requirements please refer to the Mathematics section of this catalog listed within the School of Liberal Arts.

The Adolescence Graduate Courses that must be completed for the B.S. degree are the following

EDUC 500 - Educational Foundations from Diverse Perspectives
EDUC 502 - Foundations in Education for Students with Disabilities from Birth through Adolescence
EDUC 505 - Teaching English as a Second Language
EDUC 507 - Approaches to Literacy in Early Childhood through Adolescence
EDUC 517 - Educational Psychology and Adolescent Development

The above 15 credits are taken as an undergraduate student as part of the B.S. degree. The remaining 21 credits are taken as a graduate student after receiving the B.S. degree and after meeting the admission requirements for acceptance into the M.S. degree. Please see Graduate Catalog for course descriptions of the above courses and specific requirements for the MS degree.