Adolescent Chemistry Education, Bachelor of Arts

Major Requirements

Complete all of the following sciences:

CHM-111	General Chemistry I † *	4
CHM-112	General Chemistry II † *	4
CHM-206	Organic Chemistry I †	4
CHM-207	Organic Chemistry II †	4
CHM-310	General Biochemistry †	4
CHM-315	Analytical Chemistry †	4
CHM-320	Advanced Biochemistry †	4
CHM-328	Introduction to Physical Chemistry †	4
CHM-390	Junior Seminar in Natural Science †	3
MAT-106	Calculus I † *	4
MAT-207	Calculus II †	4
PHY-201	General Physics I † *	4
PHY-202	General Physics II † *	4

Complete all of the following:

EDU-002	Mandated Reporting Workshop	0
EDU-003	Violence Prevention Workshop	0
EDU-105	Introduction to Education †	3
EDU-210	Educating Students At Risk †	2
EDU-211	Societal Perspectives/Special Education †	3
EDU-306	Assessment in Inclusive School	3
EDU-307	Philosophical Foundations of Education †	2
EDU-321	Adolescent Integrative Methods/Classroom	4
EDU-355	Educational Psychology †	3
EDU-357	Adolescent Literacy I	3
EDU-358	Adolescent Literacy II	3
EDU-410	Professional Management Issues	2
EDU-411	Student Teaching Seminar	1
EDU-452	Student Teaching Adolescent Education	11
PSY-123	Intro Human Development † *	3
PSY-238	Adolescence †	3

Foreign Language Credits:

XXX-

Foreign Lang [if not exempt]

3

Field Period:

12 credits

EDU-391	Regular Education Classroom Field Period	3
EDU-391	Regular Education Classroom Field Period	3
FP-290	Field Period	3
FP-290	Field Period	3

General Electives:

Complete all additional credits that are required to meet the 120 cumulative credit hour requirement.
Remaining credits must fulfill INS, Lab Science, Liberal Arts, General Education, and Electives coursework.

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See advisor for recommended/required courses

 

Reference key -

* Also fulfills a General Education requirement; Cannot be counted twice in the credit total

† Liberal Arts Credit

 

Requirements Summary -

• Complete a total of 120 credits
• Complete 90 Liberal Arts Credits
• Achieve a cumulative GPA of 2.00
• Achieve a major GPA of 2.00
• Complete one field period for each 30 Keuka College credits
• Complete the general education and major requirements
• Complete one INS-301 course
• Complete one laboratory science course

The student is ultimately responsible for ensuring that all degree requirements are met satisfactorily.